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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1966

Page

2

Motorola expands Scottsdale plant citing brainpower demand

Motorola plans a 50 percent expansion of its Scottsdale Military Electronics Division citing abundant brainpower. Daniel Noble notes the staff’s proven science and engineering feats justify more facilities, with room for future growth. The move signals Scottsdale’s hospitable business climate and potential for high skilled employment and economic support.

Motorola Scottsdale Daniel Noble Military Electronics Division Noble Scottadale

Truman warns that peace remains elusive amid recurring threats

The 13 years since Truman left the White House show shifting threats from old tyrants to new ones as memories fade and power hungry actors reappear. He warned a new world war could be mankind's last folly, while Lyndon Johnson listens with concern.

Harry 8 Truman White House Europe Russia Mr. Truman Lyndon B. Johnson

Johnson Brings Gen Taylor to Soothe Senate Cold War

President Johnson turns to Gen Maxwell Taylor to ease tensions with Democratic senators over Viet Nam policy. Taylor met Sen Eugene McCarthy and allies Gaylord Nelson and Edmund Muskie after a private White House talk, amid a broader rift with Fulbright and other Johnson loyalists.

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Tax Clinic Details On Deductions And Tax Policy

The piece outlines allowable deductions including education costs for dependents living at home under a qualifying agreement with a charitable organization. It notes disallowed contributions to political parties or non US organized groups. It also discusses interest deductions, taxes, and business related write offs. It references Johnson administration dynamics and Senate letters affecting Viet Nam era policy and domestic cold war tensions.

United States

Reader questions editorial on mayoral endorsement

Ex policeman John W. Hardgrove criticizes a Feb 9 1966 editorial endorsing Bud Tims and two of his backers while arguing for leadership to select the right candidates. He points to perceived government instability and contrasts endorsements with positive statements attributed to Fenton McDonough.

Tims Fenton McDonough Council McDonough Mr. McDonough

Enduring odd laws linger in American municipalities

An American Bar Association piece notes how old ordinances remain on the books long after their relevance fades. Examples include 1921 limits on selling less-than-pint ice cream cones in Washington and 1916 flu mask mandates in Elko Nevada, repealed only decades later.

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Rat Finks Stir New Jersey Young Republicans

Ralph McGill reports on a covert right wing faction named the Rat Finks active within New Jersey Young Republicans. Senator Stamler exposes the group amid threats and harassment, with anti liberal songs and alleged intimidation. The turmoil echoes broader GOP tensions over Goldwater era segregationist stances.

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Training peasants in Viet Nam sparks debate in Washington

The Honolulu conference ends with praise for progress in Vietnam. Americans organized village level training and indoctrination to defend limited areas, recruiting 3,800 villagers through a weeklong course. Critics warn bombing and force won’t secure peace as General Weatherby pushes for conventional military options.

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