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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
2
Editorial urges caution during Christmas shopping to avoid scams by unordered COD merchandise and fake mail order bargains. Advice includes shopping at local established stores and using reports to police and the BBB if gypped.
Senate subcommittee heard from a New Jersey senior citizens group and Medicare visitors about widespread loneliness among the elderly. A Massachusetts project director and others noted poverty of the spirit, with many saying no one has knocked on their door for months. The panel urged a National Senior Service Corps and urged local clubs churches and neighbors to provide companionship with simple visits.
The author revisits Corregidor 24 years after World War II, recalling Gen. MacArthur and Gen. Wainwright, the dusted flagpole, ruined tunnels, and bleeding heart stones. He notes nurses, Quezon’s residence, and Battery sites while recounting the island’s surrender, captivity, and a haunting, rain-drenched memorial.
Editor letters praise Scottsdale School series and John Winters for presenting positives and needs. They commend Mike Mazur as an excellent principal and offer association support. The paper notes letters must include name and address, with addresses withheld if requested.
Brazil's Gen. Humberto Castelo Branco denounces Latin American governments for spending on jet aircraft and military gear while the United States remains wary. He urges using resources for general welfare and hints at shared curbs among Brazil, Chile, and Peru amid regional arms concerns.
A satirical exchange centers on the president after surgery. Hubert is pressed about secret plans or rifts, denying wrongdoing while a dramatic, speechless moment hints at unseen actions behind the scenes.
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