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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues divorce has become common and questions its social costs. Cites Maricopa County figures showing 64 528 divorces since 1953 and 76 890 marriages, with Judge Henderson urging stronger emphasis on family stability and a possible waiting period before marriage.
Cartoon depicts men waiting with one spraying mishap as a humorous comment on modern sprays. The piece notes sprays for cheese, hair, colors, cleaning, pest control, odors, and household tasks, reflecting broad use in homes.
Ralph McGill discusses the UN vote on seating Maoist China vs Taiwan’s Chiang Kai shek, noting a subdued debate and a perceived threat from Beijing. He cites Soviet commentary claiming Maoist expansion plans across Asia and beyond, highlighting global anxiety over China’s direction.
A reader argues interpretations of the defeat on a band issue and notes many read into the negative vote yet questions the reason for voting no. The letter hints at dissatisfaction with the school board’s perceived capability and confidence.
A reader cites personal entries about a marriage plan and a home disturbance. The letter then shifts to critique of school board communication and funding, urging better services for culturally deprived and special needs students. The writer states voting “no” as a result of perceived board abdication.
In a private exchange Gene Hoppe seeks Bobby’s public and off the record support for challenging Lyndon Johnson. They plan speeches and staged appearances while keeping denial routine to preserve neutrality.
Roscoe Drummond argues against high protectionism and isolationism. He cites lessons from the Great Depression and World War II, notes votes toward import quotas, and defends free trade and strong allied resistance to communism. He highlights economic policy debates tied to taxes and Vietnam.
Barry Goldwater urges Republican unity after recounting past intra party clashes that hurt the party. He cites a Berkeley meeting with Charles Percy and Ronald Reagan, praises Nixon’s civil stance, and calls for concentrating attacks on opponents rather than fellow Republicans to preserve freedom and choice.
Nathan Marshall joins publisher W B Doe Wright in an editorial role as assistant publisher. The move pairs Marshall with Wright to oversee newsroom operations and publishing strategy.
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