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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
2
The Arizona context notes the 350 000 state limit on debt and scarce funds for capital projects. It argues for a constitutional amendment to raise the debt limit so bonds can finance university building and capital improvements as population and demand rise, with districts already issuing bonds and inflation shaping the need.
The article reports President Johnson backing a tax hike while House leaders resist, pushing for spending cuts across Congress. It notes opposition to travel restrictions, calls to ease the trade balance, and pressure to balance the budget without new taxes. It hints at a financial plan from allies to address growing economic concerns.
The Kennedy bid faced strong state and party opposition with Illinois seen as decisive. Daley organization insiders indicated a plan to push Johnson out while California and Ohio blocs showed mixed support. Michigan and Illinois stance shaped the path to the nomination, with key aides and supporters split on a run.
Rabbi Jerrold argues the Vietcong can mount major offensives and the Saigon government cannot command loyalty. He says pacification is illusory, calls the war a civil conflict, and warns U.S. force has raised costs without changing the nature of the war.
The piece contrasts Lincoln era New Salem with today’s education system. It cites Carl Sandburg on Lincoln's learning environment, notes townsfolk and mentors, and argues current schooling failures due to outdated materials and teachers. It highlights Kohl's 36 Children and Kozol's Death at an Early Age as critiques.
Dr Arvid Pardo, UN ambassador, urges a world authority to harvest seabed wealth for all mankind. He warns against continental shelf exploitation by rich nations and envisions an underwater accord akin to space arms limits to prevent a future undersea arms race.
In a satirical scene, Dick reveals plans to run again while Pat questions his past. Daughter Trisha notes his aging look, and Dick touts a new persona as he exits to campaign. A closing Politicians Anonymous PSA lampoons public figures and political vanity.
Joseph Thompson Geis analyzes Kennedy assassination evidence and photos with micro analysis by four philosophy professors. The book claims hard evidence and provable facts, yet authorship suggests shocking conclusions beyond speculation. Floyd Salas tattoos the Wicked Cross, Grove edition priced at $5.95.
Aaron D Aragon, a 45 year old inmate, enters a California farm prison for a savage gang stomp. The story shows how youths survive by forming tough reputations and the sub culture that turns adolescents into lifelong societal enemies.
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