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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

2

Winter Crime Warning Aimed at Valley Residents

Progress editorial urges vigilance against out of state winter criminals and summer break ins. Advice covers canceling deliveries, keeping watch, locking doors, and reporting phony salesmen and suspicious strangers to police.

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Carpenter to Lead Navy Deep Ocean Mission

Astronaut Scott Carpenter envisions heading a Navy team to explore the ocean bottom off California. The plan would reach depths beyond 300 feet and sustain missions for 30 days, aiming to unlock new resources and advance scientific knowledge of an unfamiliar frontier.

Scott Carpenter America Carpenter California Navy New York Mars Mariner 4 Marley Considine

Split on Dominican probe highlights Foreign Relations rifts

Senate Foreign Relations Committee remains divided over a formal report on the Dominican crisis. Chairman Fulbright opposes a report, while liberal members push for more witnesses and a fuller account, including Bundy and Mann.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Foreign Relations Committee Towa Bourke Hickenlooper Ohio Frank Lausche Dominican Republic Johnson McGeorge Bundy White House Santo Domingo John Bartlow Martin Bundy Thomas Mann

US Information Agency under scrutiny on role and leadership

Marquis Childs analyzes the USIA as it grapples with presenting the American viewpoint while potentially steering propaganda. He notes leadership changes, notably the resignations of Carl Rowan and Donald Wilson, and laments lost momentum after Edward R. Murrow’s era.

Lima Peru United States Information Agency Near East South America USIA Carl Rowan Donald Wilson Rowan Edward R. Murrow America Murrow White House Lyndon Johnson Latin América Ivertheless

Scottsdale Budget Sparks Taxpayers’ Budget Objection

Le0 A Benedict of Scottsdale writes to the Daily Progress criticizing the city council for a 1965 66 budget of 3 788 035 based on 77 million assessed value though 1964 65 revenue was only 3 171 021 and inventories were taxed down. He calls the budget fiscally irresponsible and cites population growth as insufficient justification.

Scottsdale Leo A. Benedict E. Northland Viet Nam

Eton Considers Ending Traditional Student Costume

In England Eton may drop the high collar top hat tails uniform once worn by students. The change is described as a potential death blow to the crossword puzzle industry, reflecting a broader cultural shift.

McGill reflects on Soviet aggression over twenty years

Ralph McGill argues the Soviet record over the past two decades shows repeated interference in Iran Greece Turkey Berlin the Philippines Korea Lebanon Malaya and Vietnam. He recalls U S responses from the Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Berlin airlift and Lebanon to defend Western positions and warns against forgetting history.

Washington Soviet Union Iran Greece Turkey Berlin Philippines Korea Lebanon Southeast Asia Azerbaijan United States United Nations U.S Middle East Winston Churchill Europe Athens Italy France Malaya Huks Eisenhower Laos Viet Nam Hanoi Russia

Mars martians and Moondog clash with a war economy

Bob Considine muses on Mariner 4 data suggesting Mars hosts no life while pondering Earthly conflicts. He notes the sensational Moondog on 6th Avenue advocating a sustained war economy and questions humanity's priorities amid Vietnam and global inequality.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details and Contact

Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale AZ 85252. Telephone WH-6-3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Volume V Number 143 dated August 3 1965.

Dan Byrne T Frank Stewart Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing’ Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz

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