Progress Editorial Page on Maoist China and Ideology
The piece compares Mao’s focus on ideological mystique with Marxist material needs, tracing the shift from early Soviet aid to economic decline after 1960. It notes military leaders' discontent, failed five year plans, and China’s faltering foreign affairs, arguing economic progress is essential for sustaining a monolithic dictatorship.
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Vietnam
United States
Mao
Machas
Stalin
Russia
Marx
Peking
Peline
Soviet Union
Africa
Algeria
Indonesia
India
Red Guarda
Ohio Republicans Clash Over Freshman Lukens Rivalry
The brief feud within the Ohio GOP pits Rep. Donald E. Lukens against fellow freshman Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Lukens failed to advance in a five man race won by Rep. William Cowger of Kentucky. Senate talks in Philadelphia see Sen. Thruston Morton press Romney’s bid as Scranton rebuffs a prospective run. Morton urges Romney contact and GOP strategic tweaks though Scranton backs Romney for now.
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Washington
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Ohio
Congress
Rep
Robert Taft, Jr
Lukens
San Francisco
William Cowger
Kentucky
Louisville
Sam Steiger
Arizona
Thruston B. Morton
Philaelphia
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Morton
Michigan
George
Scranton
Goldwater
George Romney
Romney
Lansing
Dan Ross
Nebraska
Dean Burch
Women with pants gain ground in fashion
The Santa Cruz Sentinel notes women now wear pants in various settings and magazines while men may resist the shift. It remarks that daughters wives and grandmothers may appear on streets in suit coats and pants. The piece contrasts this change with Maley favoring 1966 miniskirts.
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Walt
Maley
Santa Cruz
Calif
Sentinel
Editor's Mailbag critiques district high school transfer policy
Larry Gregory of Scottsdale objects to a rule barring students living outside a high school district from transferring to that campus. He cites multiple exceptions where students attended Coronado or Scottsdale despite residency rules, arguing for uniform enforcement or fair exceptions for long‑time students.
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Coronado
Scottsdale High School
Paradise Valley
Westwood District
Coronado Area
Scottsdale High
Tonalea School
Paiute Elementary
Scottsdale
Larry Gregory
Cyprus St. Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Post Office Adopts Customer Rights Plan in Scottsdale
Postmaster General orders all post offices to implement the Customer’s Bill of Rights to improve public service. Scottsdale Post Office will display 10 points in lobby and at counters outlining rights including neat counters, friendly greetings, knowledgeable staff, prompt service, correct information, and courteous, helpful conduct. Citizens urged to state needs clearly and have funds and forms ready. staff face heavy demands and customers should be brief and businesslike.
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Lawrence F. O'Brien
Johnson
Scottsdale Post Office
Scottsdale
Auto diagnostic centers aim to fix cars fast
New York reports Ford plans a 2 million Dearborn pilot to fit a car with a computer that checks all moving parts and estimates repair costs. Expect many diagnostic centers nationwide with per car readings at about ten dollars. Also notes taxi operator Arthur Turkisher calling for 2000 women drivers and praising current female drivers.
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Ford
Donaldine
Dearborn
Mich
Arthur Turkisher
New York
War slows Great Society push in mid-term Johnson era
Ralph McGill argues that the Vietnam war and public mood stall Johnson's Great Society. He notes average mid-term losses by opponents, but warns of obstruction and delayed poverty programs. He cites high poverty, illiteracy, and rural school inequities under segregation as evidence of urgent needs.
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Johnson
McGill
Southeast Asia
Great Society
South
Scottsdale clubs discuss community efforts and welfare reform
CHS Scottsdale Kiwanis Club outlined plans to finish a fence around the Community Center and Earl's Market marked its 22nd anniversary as Scottsdale's oldest retailer. A Rotary Club guest speaker was William A. Patterson of United Airlines as broader remarks urged education, welfare reform, and taxation to meet urban growth challenges.
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Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
William A. Patterson
United Airlines
Scottsdale
Earl's Market
Earl Shipps
Barry Goldwater on private medicine and Medicare debate
A Chicago address by Dr. Rita R. Campbell argues U S health spending is mainly privately funded, with one quarter from government sources. She notes private coverage dominates, including retiree benefits, and urges preserving a private system while opposing socialized medicine and broader government control.
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Rita R. Campbell
House
Ways and Means Goldwater Committee
Chicago
U.S
U.S. Health
Campbell
Watsout
Scottsdale Daily Progress February 8 1967 front page note
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details list editors and staff positions with addresses and contact numbers. The note confirms publication schedule Monday through Saturday and notes editorial responsibilities, class postage, and unsolicited submissions policy.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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E Taft
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Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Post Office
Bobh Considine
Ralph McGill
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Harry Truman
America
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jarry McElfresh
W.B
Doc" Wright
Wspapers Association
Aacsaiay
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