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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues rock festivals meet a need for independence and community among youths yet warn of dangers. It contrasts chaotic riots and drug issues with Woodstock's shared experience and Powder Ridge cancellations. The author questions why masses seek extreme escape through such events.
A reader urges immediate cleanup of road debris five days after a serious accident on Scottsdale Road. He assigns blame to wrecking firms police and public works for failing to remove glass posing potential danger to passing drivers.
Russian Col. V M Kulish Ret visiting the United States under cultural exchange held informal interviews with U S lawmakers on arms talks and missile defense. He discussed Safeguard ABM and U S attitudes, hinting at sending his report to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. He may cut his visit short due to urgent duties at home.
A man yearns for simplicity but finds trouble chasing Walden like life. He quits his job, contracts for logs, faces permits and licenses, and returns to city welfare. He resumes work making umbrellas and discovers a busier, not simpler, existence. Maury Wills attends a local Chamber of Commerce dinner.
President Nixon dispatched H. R. Haldeman to a secret Agnew planning session on Aug 10 signaling White House control of the campaign. The gathering in the Executive Office Building included Bryce Harlow, Murray Chotiner, Sen John Tower, Agnew staffers, and RNC officials as they outlined where Agnew would campaign and how to handle delicate state decisions.
Mary McGrath argues women proved pivotal in pioneering and frontier life, and still relish outdoor challenges today. The piece celebrates women's resilience, skill with fire and meals, and ownership of adventure beyond traditional domestic roles.
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