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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
2
An editorial lauds Scottsdale citizen participation through STEP and calls for Brookings Institution seminars to shape the city master plan. A survey will identify pressing problems, then leaders from diverse sectors will study solutions, guiding future growth and urban policy.
The piece highlights National Smile Week and argues a friendly smile boosts happiness and improves dealings with others. It notes benefits for sales, family relations, service experiences, and general mood, suggesting a positive outlook can become a lasting habit.
In testimony to the House Armed Services Committee General Bruce K Holloway warned that nuclear weapons could be used in a restrained way if strategic forces remain sufficient The discussion covered ICBMs and escalation Potentially Agnew faces a future Dump Agnew movement after a 32 day 11 nation tour The Vice President criticized U S leadership at home and abroad and joked about a book signing mishap with Dr Seuss Emma Chisit joke ends with a clerk asking the price
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle recalls a man recalling an incident in Sydney about a miss hitting a wall and bouncing off it about ten years ago. The brief notes the quirky memory and its connection to a home city event.
A satirical column on youth voting and political reporting riffs on 18 year olds and the 1960s party game. It parodies Larry OBrien and Democratic Daredevils amid talk of expansion teams and Spiro Agnew, ending with young readers calling baseball dull.
A reader urges employers to provide salt tablets and proper covering for teen laborers on city projects. The letter calls for supervisor health checks to prevent heat prostration and critiques employers for delaying relief to avoid appearing weak.
Inside report argues U S policy toward the Greek junta under Papadopoulos risks long term harm. It cites Tasca slowly engaging jailed opposition leaders, Soviet influence courting the underground, and Washington's fear that arms aid and the regime's power could endure despite mounting debt and internal splits. The piece notes a cautious, potentially too late shift in U S Greece policy.
Viewpoints on Lyndon Johnson memoirs emerge before publication as critics preview possible historical fiction impact. Two commentators compare the work to Gone With The Wind while editors hold judgment until jacket blurb is read. Atlanta, Ga.
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