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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that easily obtained rapid-fire weapons like Spitfire Manufacturing Co.’s gun threaten public safety. It questions legality, urges stronger gun laws, and appeals to Arizona legislators and Congress to curb mass slayings and civil unrest.
A historical editorial argues for stronger passenger service on U.S. railways during emergencies. It notes Northern Arizona disruptions where planes and roads faltered, praises Santa Fe for maintaining 25 to 40 trains daily, and criticizes Southern Pacific for poor passenger service while stressing government or private action to ensure reliable passenger routes. The piece warns that if railroads refuse, federal action may be required and urges private industry not to abdicate.
The ADA delays its January board meeting to February as Eugene McCarthy’s presidential bid reshapes internal support. Pro Johnson factions grow, while McCarthy struggles to shift from witty senator to disciplined candidate.
Charles Rice argues Scottsdale voters misjudged middle school needs after a bond rejection. He cites 1950s K-8 and 1960s education debates, urging citizens to consider long term effects on competitive education and funding, referencing articles on school structure and district progress.
Cuba's interior trade minister says delays in stocking toys foods and appliances will ease after Christmas with ample supplies at low prices. A local Communist party head promises bread flour will be rationed and sold at a central food store tomorrow.
A plea to readers follows a letter about owing the city of Scottsdale money after a payment for improved property. The writer recalls a 1907 tax delinquency notice, mentions city finance, and condemns public defamation amid later political references and Cuban history notes.
Barry Goldwater identifies key 1968 issues including law and order and government controls at home. He argues violence versus rational politics will shape civil rights discourse and warns against Communist gains in Vietnam. He cautions on Soviet space dominance and U.S. defense research under McNamara.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists its publisher and staff, notes publication schedule and holidays, and provides address and phone details. It states unpaid manuscripts and photographs are not the paper’s responsibility and gives volume and issue numbers with a December 27, 1947 date.
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