Tragedy Touches Scottsdale as Jones Boys Die
Editorial notes Dennis Jones age five and Daniel age three died after a mysterious illness. Parents John Paul and his wife faced heavy bills despite top doctors and a San Francisco hospital, while neighbors and students rallied around. A Jones Memorial Research Fund was established at the Progress for future medical research.
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Dennis Jones
Scottsdale
Daniel
John Paul Jones
University of California, Medical Center
San Francisco
Jones Brothers
Jones
Jones Memorial Research Fund
P.O
The 2000 Traffic Net Promises Cozy Autonomy
A 1968 forecast imagines automated highways and push button cars guiding travelers. It notes comforts of in car sleep reading and chat while warning of potential computer mistakes causing city gridlock.
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New York
Los Angeles
Schwartz doctrine links U S aid to Greece with tolerance of dictators
Washington officials debate a policy that treats military dictatorships as non interferences. The Schwartz doctrine argues the United States should not meddle in Greece or similar regimes while NATO maintains collective security. Critics warn of a drift toward unchecked authoritarian rule in the Western bloc and fear prolonged Greek unrest.
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Congress
U.S
Greece
Pentagon
Harry H. Schwartz
State Department
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Defense Department
Athens
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Schwartz
Warsaw
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Moscow
Kremlin
Elias ‘Demetracopoulos
Demetracopoulos
Donald Fraser
Minnesota
Johnson“administration
I Caerpean Rusk
Secre- Demetiasoponion
Cece Outine
State Departments
Pses
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Peru
Panama
George
Papandreoos
Nixon
Spiro” T
Agnew
Letters Urge Congress to Declare War Powers Over Vietnam
The letter cites the 27th anniversary of Pearl Harbor and argues the President lacks constitutional authority to wage war without Congress. It calls for repealing the Tonkin Gulf Resolution and for Congress to assert a formal state of war with North Vietnam. The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites names and addresses with reader submissions.
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Pedrl Harbor
Congress
Japan
North Vietnam
Republic
U.S
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
McGill Calls Reform of National Conventions
Ralph McGill argues for replacing party conventions with nationwide primaries, raising questions about cost and democracy. He urges dignity at conventions, banning media on floor, and stronger delegate function to ensure serious, orderly sessions.
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U.S. Capitol
Panmunjom talks mock peace as height of flag poles sparks dispute
A long critique recalls the Panmunjom truce talks and the costly war, noting failed negotiations, vast casualties, and a height dispute over flagpoles at the Armistice Room that symbolized continued tension along the 38th parallel.
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New York
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