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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
2
An editorial argues that U S presidential campaigns are overly long and costly. It compares U S timing unfavorably with England and suggests a four week late spring primary period plus a cooling off period after conventions to curb excesses and prioritize ability over money.
The Clean Up The Earth group organized a live Christmas tree drive where merchants donated living trees to be planted in city parks. Last year’s effort increased park trees and this year CUE repeats the program to expand participation and landscape new parkland.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says the Cairo Moscow detente drift imperils the August 1970 cease-fire and could push Egypt toward renewed conflict with Israel. He argues Moscow backs Nixon reelection, limiting pressure on Israel while preserving ties with Washington.
A brief Houston Post item notes that Slip B F remarks a haunting presence in the sheet she resides in, describing an eerie atmosphere tied to the dwelling.
Barbara E Dunham of Scottsdale expresses sincere thanks for impartial newspaper coverage of her campaign. She notes the fair treatment aided her limited budget and votes, and praises voters in the Scottsdale area for courteous, informed engagement.
A reader letters criticize Dr Reubens sex education column citing indecency and graphic content. The writer asks for age appropriate material for children and questions the column's value to readers and families.
A reminiscence of Harry S. Truman highlights his decisive leadership through crises from Nagasaki to Korea, the Point IV program, and civilian control of the military. The piece recalls personal anecdotes at the Overseas Press Club and echoes Truman’s sharp wit and public service.
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