Editorial Calls For Realistic Health Planning In Valley
The State Health Planning Authority is faulted for an outdated plan not suited to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The piece argues that 30 extra beds are a temporary fix, urging a long term plan to meet growing Valley needs and criticizing bed imbalances penalizing Paradise Valley, East Phoenix, and Scottsdale. It calls for reform or legal action if necessary.
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State Health Planning Authority
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Maricopa County
Paradise Valley
East Phoenix
St. Josephs
St. Lukes
Phoenix Memorial
Maryvale
Roeder Calls For Death Penalty Rally In Arizona
Arizona state senator John Roeder urged Young Republicans to revive capital punishment arguing revenge justifies it though others see death as a flawed deterrent. He previously linked the policy to broader crimes including marijuana selling.
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John Roeder
Roeder
Arizona
Nixon policy shaped Vietnam ceasefire and exit plan
The ceasefire results from Nixon's broad foreign policy, linking detente with Moscow and Beijing to ending U.S. involvement. His Vietnamization, linkage, and credible military actions pressured Hanoi, yielding POW releases and aid to Saigon while Thieu remains in power.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
South Vietnam
Coonskin
Moscow
Peking
Melvin Laird
Asia
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Europe
China
Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
Hanoi
Latin America
Africa
Cambodia
Laos
Haiphong
Sen
George McGovern
Saigon
Thieu
Lighter Side: North Vietnam gains enviable status after peace
Washington report notes North Vietnam’s rise in status as a former enemy amid peace talks. It argues postwar reconstruction aid and a boom in consumer goods exports could shape prosperity, warning of future saturation of U.S. markets and a shift in wartime dynamic.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
United States
U.S.A
North Korea
U.S
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
War Out of Fashion Ends Vietnam Era Debate
A reflective column argues the Vietnam War could have ended earlier, likening it to past wars that ended when leaders chose peace over fighting. It cites Kennedy era advisers, World War I and II figures, Nixon’s China diplomacy, and the broader question of why the war persisted.
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Vietnam
Kennedy
General Sherman
Karl von Wiegand
Hearst
Germany
Hal Boyle
Cairo
Crown Prince
Wilhelm
Wiegand
Pappa
Kaiser
Europe
Rudolf Hess
Churchill
England
Hess
Spandau
John Foster Dulles
Diem
Ho Chi Minh
Dmz
U.S
OSS
CIA
LBJ
Maddox
C. Turner Jay
Congress
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Tonkin Bay
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Chou En-lai
Brezhnev
Flood control merits praised by letter writer to Scottsdale Daily Progress
A contributor thanks the Scottsdale Daily Progress for civic journalism on flood control, urging rebranding as water management to highlight recreation, groundwater recharge, and water storage. The letter cites CAP hearings and notes floods last occurred in 1943, praising local papers for shaping public opinion and leadership.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Progress
CAP
Press freedom support letter from Scottsdale educator
Thomas C. Carey executive director of Scottsdale Education defends freedom of the press and journalist source protection. He condemns government attempts to control the press and urges freedom loving citizens to back responsible reporting.
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Thomas C. Carey
Scottsdale Education
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