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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
4
The nine month delay produced an International Association of Police Chiefs report on Scottsdale police. It finds the department well run but notes internal communication, leadership, and youth inexperience as areas needing work. It warns high costs and urges real use as a basis for improvement, not a whitewash.
University of Texas coaches relied on a 17 inch sideline TV for instant game replays to plan strategy after Arkansas beat Texas 27 to 24. The piece suggests perhaps a different game would have helped.
CAPE KENNEDY writes of soon sending Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 crews aloft and using telemtry to relay all vital data. The piece reflects on rapid advances in space communications, launch timelines, and the promise of a global information network akin to a Voice of Peace via the UN.
Washington reports the likely departure of McGeorge Bundy from the White House as presidential adviser on foreign affairs. Johnson favors transforming the small White House State Department and may replace Bundy with Bill Moyers, with Jack Valenti tipped as Moyers’ successor. Bundy’s independence and close ties to the President raise questions about the future of the White House foreign policy operation.
Letter to the editor from Joshua Foreman of Scottsdale commends a previous editorial on Red China and the United Nations. He predicts increased personal involvement by President Johnson in foreign policy and greater influence for the State Department under Rusk, noting Bundy’s reduced role.
The Arizona Insurance Department announced that starting January 1 1966 auto policies in the state will include uninsured motorist protection unless rejected. The coverage benefits all household members for injuries from uninsured or financially irresponsible drivers and hit and run incidents, with limits of 10000 per person and 20000 per accident, at about 5 dollars yearly per car.
Roscoe Drummond Kennedy plots a 1972 run with Robert Kennedy aiming for the Democratic nomination. He tests liberal credentials and pushes nonproliferation while expanding Latin American credentials, all as he distances from Johnson though faces Humphrey. He builds a strong base in New York and Massachusetts with Shriver as potential Illinois governor, while leveraging his name and brother’s memory. He will face Johnson and Humphrey to win.
Barry Goldwater argues the United States shows double standards in boycotting Rhodesia while allowing allies to trade with Cuba and North Vietnam. He cites rising Cuban trade, Free World ship visits, and British exports as evidence of allied inconsistency in wartime economic policy. He calls the pattern a one way street and questions shared goals with allies.
Page four byline information listing Jonathan Marshall as Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne as Managing Editor and T Frank Stewart as Advertising Director. No further context or article details provided.
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