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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues that Americans underestimate the First Amendment's value and that a free press must report riots murders corruption and other evils as well as good news. It blames leaders for confusing journalism and urges the public to defend a robust right to free expression to keep the public informed.
A man in Washington DC had his mugging case dismissed when a key witness was not paged due to busy court staff. In Chicago an assault case lasting five years collapsed as witnesses vanished or failed to recall events. In Phoenix a murder trial ended with charges dropped after witnesses were not produced amid a misunderstanding. The piece argues courts and prosecutors need more funding and resources to deliver fair, swift justice.
Irving Geist, a New York philanthropist who died last week, spent over 50 years aiding veterans and the needy. He built rehabilitation centers including at Halloran General Hospital and the Bronx Four Chaplains complex, funded loans to veterans, and inspired the Four Chaplains stamp while earning the Medal of Merit from President Truman for aiding over 200,000 service members. His efforts crossed wartime obstacles and included mobilizing volunteers and securing resources at the highest levels.
Mrs Norman Saba writes from Chandler about balancing life in Chandler with business in Scottsdale. She defends local civic involvement and flood control planning, urges safe park design, and discusses parking, taxes, drug prevention, and community contributions amid neighborhood concerns.
The Governing Board of Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale expresses deep thanks to the Scottsdale Daily Progress for informing the community about hospital matters. They commend Sam Lowe for outstanding journalism and recognize staff cooperation with public relations in a formal November vote.
New York Democrats face a crisis after a November defeat seen as caused by an unbalanced ticket of four Jews and a Black from the New York City area. Paul O Dwyer and reformers feud over blame, while potential “Strongman” options and Lindsay’s moves shape a shrinking statewide Democratic base amid rising Republican appeal.
New Mexico faced fiscal pressures but a past tax increase created a surplus. Lawmakers chose to return the funds to taxpayers and may soon vote tax rate reductions. The state’s situation contrasts with other states as it remains optimistic about continued income.
In Hannibal's Chocolate Days Popsicle Weeks the anti hero Fitzie probes 1950s-60s male roles, marriage, and business life. The reviewer notes depth and truth in the portrayal, predicting broad readership despite modest provocative content.
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