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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
4
The Phoenix Symphony seeks 900000 dollars in four and a half years to qualify for a 600000 Ford Foundation grant plus cover annual deficits around 150000 dollars. Ford has advanced 250000 to ease the burden while fundraising continues. Endowment aims to attract top musicians and expand services, with broader community benefits noted.
A London professor named Thring foresees a mechanical device to clean floors make beds iron and sweep It will not weep and will ease domestic work amid a scarce help supply It could even babysit but may break down needing a service man The era of gadgets may replace labor but bring new hassles
The Look magazine profile titled Death of a President portrays a possible Johnson Kennedy 1968 ticket as doomed. It spurs ridicule and astonishment while Jacqueline Kennedy remains untouched by the criticism. In letters and reactions, readers defend Kennedy and rail at intrusions into her life. A Christmas card from Senator Teddy Kennedy unsettles one editor amid suit turmoil.
Hartley M Naas of Scottsdale argues the Feb 7 Mailbag criticizes a Kret sponsored bill allowing teens to drive after dark for work and school activities. He contends the plan is practical and fair and urges acceptance of the solution to cruising on Central Ave.
California Democratic leaders urge President Johnson to enter the 1965 presidential primary to avoid an intra party fight and a potential win by Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty. The California delegation fears a Yorty victory could leave the state with a weak delegation at the national convention.
Barry Goldwater Stull reiterates he would vote against the 1963 test ban again. He argues the treaty weakens U S nuclear defenses, warns of a shifting balance toward Soviet advantage, and contends a robust arms program offers greater protection for freedom.
Ralph N McGill profiles a seven child mother who rises from welfare through a Home Management Training Program. She learns to use surplus foods like cream of tartar and rice, creates a master baking mix, and improves child care and hygiene. Drawings help teach literacy, and she becomes an aide teaching others.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists staff and contact details for its newsroom and publishing office. It notes the paper is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale. The issue is February 15, 1967.
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