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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
4
The editorial praises officials like Gov. Jack Williams Phoenix Mayor Milt Graham and Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims for heavy workloads and personal sacrifices. It notes sleep loss income impact and long hours while urging respect despite disagreement and addressing graft complaints.
The Chicago Daily News reports the national stockpile still lists 63,266,256 carats of industrial diamonds and 16,308,797 carats of sapphires and rubies. Feathers reach 3,159,041 pounds while castor oil totals 148,172,191 pounds, 138,672,191 pounds over the required amount.
Washington reports a sweeping shift from Moscow to Paris and Washington as East West relations move toward a peace framework. Bonn's Kiesinger Brandt government shifts West German policy toward Eastern Europe, signaling possible German unification and a reduced Soviet troop presence, while the U S Egypt de Gaulle Johnson seek broader ties.
O Myking Mehux expresses support for the Jan 19 Progress editorial That Vil lain Salisbury and Ralph McGill's column. He lauds church leaders and Americans who aid the poor and desegregation, argues Jesus attacked corruption and was crucified, and praises the editorial page as a breath of fresh air.
In the winter Amer ican Scholar, Joseph Wood Krutch discusses a Literary Establishment that prays to be gatekeepers of High Art, while Ralph McGill argues against equating wide popularity with poor quality. Martin Duberman profiles James Russell Lowell, noting his editor roles at Atlantic Monthly and his nuanced view of Whitman.
In Center of the Storm, John T Scopes, the Dayton trial figure, is finally revealed with insights into his role and the 1925 monkey trial. The book discusses Darrow, Bryan, Malone and Hays and notes Scopes faced enduring fame and mystery. The piece also touches on the ongoing government transport race with Boeing, Lockheed, GE, and Pratt & Whitney, noting investments and job outlook.
A press release urges loyalty to monarchy and historic Franco British ties, recalling France’s aid in the American Revolution and praising a king’s guidance to preserve colonial allegiance. The piece invokes London and Quebec campaigns, Washington’s peril, and a vision of global stability under monarchy.
Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes Monday to Friday noons and Saturday mornings by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale. The Progress cannot accept responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. Page 4 Vol VI No 296 February 2 1967 national newspaper association notice.
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