Progress Editorial Page There is Always Hope
The piece reflects on twenty years since V J Day, noting limited peace and ongoing global tension. It cites Russia and China, divided Berlin, and mistrust in US Soviet relations, but also points to UN potential, birth control spread, and a cautious belief in future hope for world peace and human solidarity.
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Chilean Cardinal and Jesuit Shape Reform Vision
Marquis Childs profiles Cardinal Silva Henríquez of Chile and Jesuit Rev. Roger Vekemans as pivotal church figures amid Chile’s social reform push. They urge strong social programs to counter communism, note government inclusivity, and acknowledge risks of nonclerical paths.
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Roger Vekemans
Catholic University
Frei
Nixon Mulls 1968 Hold and 1972 Path for GOP
Evans Novak reports Nixon tours Congress and rallies fundraisers to back incumbents and boost a potential 1968 conservative hold. He gathers backing from Goldwater conservatives and the Congressional Boosters while facing limited funds and weak moderate support.
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Nixon
Louise Gore
Maryland
Memoirs and Emergency Care Books Review
The Memoirs of an Amnesiac by Oscar Levant is a humorous, candid memoir of a versatile musician and entertainer. In Case of Emergency by Bry Benjamin and Annette Francis Benjamin is a practical first aid guide explaining basic care for injuries and common hazards with cautionary notes on Poisoning and prevention.
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Annette Francis Benjamin
Doubleday
Felke Honored For City Parks Leadership After Death
Following Tom Felke's death at 31, suggestions grow for a Felke Park in the city. He served as councilman and magistrate, chaired STEP parks committees, and pressed for priority land acquisition for two 100 acre parks, two lagoon parks, and five neighborhood parks funded partly by a proposed $4 million bond issue.
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Felke Park
Felke
Step Program
Step Coordinating Committee
U S USSR consular offices plan sparks espionage fears
Barry Goldwater critiques a proposed U S Soviet consular treaty allowing openings in U S Russia. FBI director Hoover warns such offices would boost espionage via Soviet personnel. Critics say expanding consulates risks nationwide spying in a country at war with Vietnam.
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Hoover
Soviet Union
Russia
Chilean experiment seen as possible Latin pattern
Father Vekemans doubts the Chilean model will repeat across Latin America even with American aid, citing the unique church state relation. Yet the effort remains a candle in the darkness, with devoted men in government and church working to keep it alight.
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Rome
Frei
Bonn
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Paris
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Chile
Latin America
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publishes Page Four Item
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes publication details including editor Jonathan Marshall publisher Dan Byrne managing editor T Frank Stewart and advertising director. It lists office address 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and mail postage information.
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