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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1969

Page

2

Plaudits and concerns over Parada del Sol parade

The Scottsdale Jaycees receive thanks for a larger Parada del Sol with praise for volunteers and police, public works crews, and the Jaycee wives. The editorial criticizes last weekend road rebuilds on 68th Street and McDonald Drive, notes rain delays, and warns the parade route may need relocation as Scottsdale grows. It also mentions the Gold Shirt Gang and a Phoenix ballet group, then urges planners to plan future route changes.

Scottsdale Jaycees Gold Shirt Gang Wickenburg Phoenix Scottsdale Jaycees

Free Textbooks for Arizona High Schools Worth the Cost

The Legislature is urged to fund free textbooks for public high school students. While costly, two thirds of states already provide this benefit, reducing dropout risk and long term rehabilitation costs. Proponents argue the program is a sound investment for Arizona despite competing budget needs.

States Arizona

Finch Sets Desegregation Push in Nixon Era Clash

Secretary Robert Finch moves to withdraw federal funds from five segregated Southern districts, signaling a forceful desegregation policy. The internal White House tension centers on Strom Thurmond and a growing split with Nixon aides over enforcement, with Finch aiming to entice Blacks into the Republican fold.

Washington Robert Finch Health, Education and Welfare South Sen Strom Thurmond South Carolina Nixon Finch Thurmond Johnson White House John Veneman

Mailbag Bridge beef about early closure and no notice

Reader letters condemn the McDonald Drive bridge closure for widening. They note the bridge opened before the usual 7:30 a.m. rush and no advance notice at the site or newspaper. Suggestions include delaying closure to 8:30 and posting warning signs.

Sir McDonald McDonald

Talk About America by Alistair Cooke review

A World War II era tone prompts a review of Alistair Cooke's Talk About America a Knopf collection from fifteen years of Letter from America broadcasts. The reviewer notes Cooke explains American customs myths with wit and clarity and portrays a British audience learning to understand and admire American life.

America Alistair Cooke Knopf United States Cooke British Broadcasting Corp Idaho George Washington Gov. Smylie H. L.’ Mencken

Type slips New Larking Lot at Palmer High

Anchorage Daily Times notes a peculiar incident about a girl arriving with her father in a gown at Palmer High. A New York Post bar exam story and San Jose Mercury service are also referenced, with Lexington Kentucky noted in the text.

Palmer High Anchorage Daily Times Julie Will New York Post

Supreme Court warned to curb stays by Justice Douglas

Rep. F. Edward Hebert demands the Court tighten procedures to stop arbitrary stays after Justice Douglas blocked Vietnam deployment. Hebert accuses Douglas of bias and activism, says Congress may act, Warren replies with evasive noncommitment and a stay later thrown out. Hebert vows to persist.

Washington Earl Warren Supreme Court Congress Warren F. Edward Hebert D-La House Armed Services National Guard and Reserve Affairs Sire William O. Douglas Peacenik Vietnam Black Brennan Harlan White Douglas Hebert Justice Douglas Hebbert National Guard Heber A-Bear Committee

Pueblo Sailor Faces Court Martial After Pueblo Capture

The hearing room scene reveals Commander Lloyd Bucher under Article 0730 review for surrendering the Pueblo. Officials question Navy decisions, equipment reliability, air support delays, and the fate of crew during the North Korea seizure.

Lloyd M. ‘Bucher Pueblo Corcur Navy Brass North Korea Bucher South Korea Japan

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