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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
2
A Scottsdale editorial cautions parents about youths engaging in minor crimes and high risk behavior. It argues minor offenses like gas theft car joy riding and fights create lasting records that hinder college admission and employment prospects. It warns that industries check police records and prefer candidates with clean histories.
The article recalls reporters and photographers who brave danger in wars from Civil War to Vietnam. It notes no American reporter has died in Vietnam to date but highlights daily risks, attacks during riots, and the payoff of bylines and a life tied to a free press.
Washington notes Lee Kuan Yew's new Singapore risks amid independence. The decision to keep the Bank of China branch in Singapore signals Lee's balancing act between Western ties and Afro Asian influence. Western diplomats fear a neutralist stance could empower Singapore in regional affairs.
A column traces changing views of leaders from Kennedy to Mussolini and Hitler within Cold War discourse. It discusses Nguyen Cao Ky praising Hitler's early dynamism, Singapore Malaysia federation tensions with Lee Kuan Yew moving left, and Sukarno exploiting the split to attack Malay sian unity. The piece frames Western observers as wary of Singapore's future under Chinese influence.
Ma delene Van Arsd en denounces as un-Republican a July speech by Charles O. Miller criticizing her Civil Rights Commission appointment. She cites Lincoln and Hoover, defends UNICEF support, urges patriotism with U.S. Day debate, and calls for Justice for all while noting military service and reserves.
The Johnson Ford clash reveals deeper fault lines between Democrats and Republicans over Vietnam. Republicans fear a peace concession to the Communists could swing an election, while Democrats worry the White House could leak, skewing the debate. The flare up signals political nerves around the Vietnam effort and potential negotiations.
Ralph McGill argues for prompt expansion of training and reserves as global threats loom. He cites Pearl Harbor lessons, Viet Nam strains, and Franco Vietnamese lessons to stress costly change requiring public resolve and comprehension.
Scottsdale Daily Process lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher Dan Byrne as Frank Stewart managing editor and advertising director. The Scottsdale Publishing Company offices are at Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 with contact telephone 947 754. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4 Vol. ? No. ? August 17 1965.
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