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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
4
Progress editorial page reflects on patriotism beyond repetition of symbols. It urges personal meaning in love of country through democracy and heritage, citing a Scottsdale second grader's simple definition of America as love and the things it holds dear.
Dwight D. Eisenhower proposes term limits for Congress with longer House terms and two six year Senate terms, plus shifting presidential elections to September and inaugurating in November. He also calls for restricting convention floor access and ban on spontaneous demonstrations, noting reforms may not gain quick approval.
Washington report notes Senates last minute move to curb Judge Morrissey nomination prompts calls for nationwide merit selection and removal mechanisms. California and Missouri cited as reform examples showing patterns to reduce prolonged absences, delayed justice, and incompetent judges by creating a nine member commission and related measures.
The piece contrasts the Missouri Plan for judicial selection with California's Judicial Qualifications Commission, noting 344 complaints and 26 removals in four years. It also presents a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling: a taxi driver owes no duty to assist passengers exiting a cab absent special circumstances, and Sarah lost her suit.
Kbob Considine reports Alcoholism Information Week with a noon luncheon at the Overseas Press Club featuring Rep. Elliot Hagan Dr Philip R Lee and Mrs Marty Mann. A note says NCA is neither wet nor dry and drinks will be served before lunch.
Barry Goldwater argues Red China is unfit for UN membership due to aggression and mass murder, citing China’s actions in Korea Tibet India Laos Vietnam and against Formosa. He warns admitting Red China would threaten the UN’s survival and calls for maintaining its exclusion.
Washington insiders debate Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana and a four senator entourage on a globe trotting trip. Paris yielded no new insights while Moscow featured a long Kosygin tirade on Germany and nuclear forces. Romania sparked rumors of peace efforts, but State Dept officials rebutted such speculation. No clear policy gains emerged.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published each afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 6252. Telephone 947 7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz.
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