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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1970
Page
2
The piece asserts Lt. Arthur Ashe, a Black American tennis star, was denied a visa by South Africa, hindering Davis Cup competition. It argues the government and tennis bodies failed to defend equality and enforce the principle against racial exclusion. The editorial laments missed moral opportunity and national response.
The writer argues Lt. Ashe, an American citizen, should receive full citizenship rights. They note government acceptance of his rejection for political reasons and compare it to Taft era actions when a treaty with Russia was abrogated. They claim Lt. Ashe is eligible for military service but not for representing the nation in tennis.
A community letter argues Starsky is a provocative radical whose opinions offend some yet praises his teaching. It states that dismissal should come from the university for misconduct or law violations, not from political pressure, while cautioning against boosting his martyr status through attacks.
The article argues Israeli raids into Egypt bolster Nasser's position and slow peace talks. It notes Egyptian mood of resignation, praise for Nasser's propaganda, and anger at radar theft by officers. It highlights Soviet caution and possible shift in signals to avoid broader conflict.
A Scottsdale parent laments the newly adopted dress code at Coronado High. Voice questions teacher attire and urges school board action to enforce standards, calling for board changes if needed.
John Laubach of Scottsdale High School argues that parent protests over six principal dismissals should target constructive outcomes rather than personal grievances. He criticizes reliance on personal relationships to judge leaders and questions a $42,000 evaluation team, urging individuals to act as clear-minded citizens instead of joining an unorganized collective.
A reader from Scottsdale High and Paiute School urges preserving Mr Tripp and Mr Rieger. The letter defends the educators as capable, innovative, and essential to students and parents, condemning the unspecified reevaluation and questioning superintendent handling. The writer cites public opinion and media reports as factors in the decision.
Washington reports Britain and France quietly press weapons sales to Libya now ruling Tripoli with 188 Chieftain tanks priced over 500 000 dollars each. Libyan forces lack trained crews, fueling Western fears the purchases aim at Egypt and Israel’s foe.
The author argues marriage grows from shared experience not from manuals. Books promise tricks to make a man happy but true love develops from private feelings and joint life. Marriage is a life, not an affair, and its value endures beyond gimmicks.
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