Root of addiction: treating addicts as patients not criminals
The editorial argues 15th century cruelty is echoed in modern U S drug policy. It cites England where doctors provide prescriptions for addicts, reducing black market crime. It urges the United States to treat addiction as illness to curb harm and crime.
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New bricks aged by machine spark antique building boom
California inventors feed fresh bricks into a machine that chips cracks and muddles mortar to mimic old ones. Americans want older looking homes and want renovations fast, driving demand as automation accelerates the antique brick trend.
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McGill Endorses Goldwater Warns Against Quick Law Action
Ralph McGill argues that blaming riots on law enforcement alone misreads the Los Angeles violence and slum unrest. He supports Goldwater’s call for tackling poverty unemployment and education while respecting the law and urges long term reforms over aggressive policing.
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Best sellers list from Publishers Weekly excerpt
A compact catalog of best selling titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable names include Michener Le Carre Fleming Wouk and Wolfe with many works spanning historical fiction biographies and psychology. The list also features Morison White and Collins Lapierre among others.
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California Gubernatorial Race Opens as Kuchel Eyes Exit
Senate veteran Kuchel signals withdrawal from governor bid, leaving Reagan and other Republicans to battle Pat Brown in a costly CA race. The contest pits right and liberal strands as California weighs leadership amid Watts turmoil and a month for fundraising.
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Ethics of presidential confidences and insider writing
Historians Schlesinger and Hughes raise questions about using private presidential conversations in books. The ethics compare private insider information to securities law limits and urge careful consideration of responsibility, loyalty, and public trust.
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Rivalry in space persists amid U S Soviet tensions
Rabinowitch remarks that space rivalry between nations remains absurd as the U S and USSR face costs and cooperation questions. He recalls Soviet criticisms of NASA missions and notes limited Soviet space exploration over U S skies while American astronauts fly abroad.
Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher and editors listed
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes afternoons except Sundays from Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Listed staff include Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart managing editor and advertising director. Date August 31, 1965.
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