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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1969

Page

2

Generous Scottsdale helps Fitzpatrick family with medical costs

Editorial notes generous community response to fund medical expenses for the Fitzpatrick family needing kidney dialysis and a Mayo Clinic trip. More than $1,100 given to the church and newspaper, with $500 more expected to cover immediate costs. Calls for broader health coverage to prevent such debt from illness or job changes.

Mayo Clinic Millie Merritt Dale Anderson’s Eugene Maguire Our Lady of Perpetual Help Fitzpatricks Fitzpatrick Joe Fitzpatrick Father Maguire

Mrs Mitchell sparks headlines with TV interview quotes

Observer notes in Charlotte that Mrs Mitchell made quotable remarks about antiwar demonstrators from the Justice Department window and later claimed misquoting herself. White House aides say Cabinet wives will be urged to watch their statements as not all peace marchers are Communists.

Washington John Mitchell Mitchell Tinker Bell Walter. Cronkite Houston Jim Lovell Fra Mauro Lunar Alan Shepard Scarsdale Apollo Gordon Cooper Space Agency Brass Mercury Gemini

Shriver eyed for 1972 bid amid Democratic leadership vacuum

In Washington a push grows for R. Sargent Shriver to run for President in 1972 as Democrats seek a marketable national figure. Wayne L. Hays praises Shriver after a Paris lunch, while Kennedy loyalists resist. Supporters urge nationwide fundraising and campaigning rather than statewide races.

Washington Wayne L. Hays Ohio Paris U.S R. Sargent Shriver Shriver Hays House Democratic Edward M. Kennedy Chappaquiddick Edmund Muskie Hubert—H. Humphrey Kennedy Liberal Democratic Study Group DSG Morris Udall Arizona John McCormack Daniel Rostenkowski Illinois Richard J. Daley Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Peace Corps Kennedy- Johnson Richard M. Nixon Ted Kennedy

Our Man Hoppe and the Stock Market Fairy

A spoofed visit to a sick Tinker Bell stock market sprite reveals fear of decline and a chorus of citizens ready to rally faith to push shares up. The piece lampoons administration influence on markets, urging collective disbelief to avert a crash.

Tinker Bell Bell Death's Door

Pentagon abandons two and a half war concept

Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told House and Senate appropriations committees that the two and a half war guideline is abandoned. He said the concept was never formal Pentagon policy and current plans assume one major war and one minor conflict. He noted past budget cuts and criticized prior secretaries while saying the Nixon era still avoids Eisenhower style tight ceilings. He described a $111 billion 2 percent war defense plan trimmed to $80 billion before reaching the White House.

Washington Pentagon Kennedy United States Europe Asia Defense Melvin R. Laird Appropriations House Senate Laird Vietnam Joint Chiefs of Staff Robert S. McNamara Clark Clifford Nixon Pentagon Eisenhower Clifford White House

Space program dreams fade in civic weariness

Bob Considine reflects on how after beating the Russians to the moon the public and Congress question funding and scale. He notes press coverage, Apollo missions, and NASA leadership shifting to quieter civil servants as excitement wanes and space becomes a steadier enterprise.

Houston America Vietnam New York Grand Central Station John Glenn Canaveral Glenn U.S Pete. Conrad Tio

Scottsdale Progress editor and publisher details 1969

The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Jerry McElfresh as editor and publisher and W. Doc Wright as managing editor. It notes publication Monday through Saturday evenings September through May, and Monday through Friday June through August. It provides Scottsdale Publishing Company address and subscription rates, dated December 23, 1969.

Scottsdale Progress Js Scottsdale Publishing ‘Company P.O Arizona Ariz Progress

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