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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
2
The resignation of John Tanner after nearly two years as School Superintendent ends a tenure marked by improved district conditions yet ongoing instability. He faced a demoralized system, with a history of turnover and a Board resistance to a strong leader. The Board now must hire a new, experienced administrator able to stand up for reforms.
A letter argues for periodic retesting and medical checks for some older drivers after an 85 year old winter visitor's fatal store crash. It outlines three driver types, notes difficulty in controlling younger or careless drivers, and urges licensing restrictions for those unable to react promptly.
Washington views Vietnam crisis as Saigon’s final window for reform. Unity among Thieu Ky backers and non government groups supports the regime, while calls for purges of generals and bureaucrats grow. Reconstruction and pacification loom amid ongoing Vietnamese and Communist pressures.
Réinbert Mullen offers a readable history of the Mormon Church from its rural New York origins to global reach. He notes the author is a publicist and non Mormon who respects the faith while omitting a complete history. The book highlights missionary work, early trials, polygamy debates, and modern stature.
Scottsdale moves up to fifth in Arizona per a Scottsdale Post Office report. 1957 receipts reached 192 061 dollars, up from 154 330 in 1956, a 24 percent gain. 1947 totals were 22 992 dollars. Postmaster O C Wilson released the report. William W Creighton named to Scottsdale Chamber Board. Donita O Day resigned as director. A sewer improvement district formed for Peaceful Valley. Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish project led by Peaceful Valley Improvement Association. A banquet on Feb 28 at Scottsdale Stadium welcomed the Baltimore Orioles spring training. John Porter chairs entertainment. Subdivision renumbering plans dropped after 100 residents protested. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Norman Lykes in Paradise Valley. A new Scottsdale Paradise Valley city directory issued with population rise. supplement in progress. Scottsdale Rotary Club heard Clarence Kelland speak on Threats to the Two-Party System. Mrs Della Miller installed as worthy matron of Scottsdale Chapter O E S. Myrtie Abrams, Louise Baldridge, Judy Sewell welcomed as Altrusa members.
The speaker laments that many men forget the gesture of removing hats during a flag parade recalling a grade school memory of the salute and aligns with the Parada del Sol heritage of waving flags and patriotic pride.
George Smythe ponders a drop in U S millionaires from 665 to 650 reported by the Internal Revenue Service. He muses on tax loopholes, inflation and deflation as he contemplates how the loss could affect the wealthy and the broader economy. He plans to call a tax advisor the next morning.
The essay laments an election year malaise as two major parties are split and voices like George Wallace rise with the American Independent party. It critiques leadership, Congress, and the public's draw to ideals amid fiscal strains and urban reform needs.
Jimmy Me Hugh praises ASCAP and warns that US copyright terms favor heirs of other professions. He cites a 28 year term with renewal and urges protective laws to aid American composers. He laments CATV piracy and notes figures like Foster Sousa Berlin and others who lost royalties.
Scottsdale Progress issue information lists managing editor Jerry McElfresh and assistant publisher W B Wright. It states publication schedule for different seasons, address in Scottsdale Arizona, a contact phone number, and notes on unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. The issue is labeled Vol VII No 292 dated February 13 968 with association references.
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