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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
2
Commentary notes Nixon has long been a candidate and traveler with ties to leaders and delegates. The piece argues the public tires of him, his Checkers image faded, and a GOP victory would require a distinct alternative rather than a "me too" platform echoing Johnson.
Buildings clear for city hall and library site as dirt piles rise. Children climb and race on the hills in the Valley where climbing options are scarce, showing a simple, low cost lesson for park design.
Analysis argues no U S aircraft were nearby to stop the Pueblo after boarding on January 22, revealing gaps in air power from Korea to Vietnam. The piece notes four planes in Korea, one grounded, and others armed only with limited weapons, underscoring broader concerns about global U S military readiness and strategic doctrine.
A legal column explains that excessive bail violates the Constitution while debate continues on whether bail preserves liberty or harms the accused. It weighs the right to bail against fair trial access and cites a public service notice from the Arizona State Bar.
Heald chronicles ranch life in Painted Canyon with photos and humor in Sky Island. Thoreau quote frames nature and ethics as he critiques modern Southern California development. Ray Smith’s Shadow of The Eagle imagines a corporate coup to reshape another nation using psyops and PR in Guiania.
A worn 1946 Karsh portrait collection features world figures from Eduard Benes to Vyacheslav Molotov. The essay reflects on how destiny shaped their careers after World War II, noting careers cut short or elevated by postwar events and political shifts.
In a cautionary tale a plain young man Harrington speeds through life by mastering speed reading listening seeing cooking and even sleeping. He gains time only to discover leisure remains empty and dies bored after an autopsy finds the cause. The moral: life is long and slowing down may matter.
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