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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1974
Page
2
The piece cites Lord Acton to condemn absolute power and argues the Kremlin sustains control by suppressing dissent and knowledge. It links Soviet brutality from Stalin to slave labor camps, asserting repression as the basis of the regime. It warns that truth and questioning would threaten the ruling oligarchy.
A fragmented report notes AL being arrested and deported amid a Kremlin challenge to Gulag life. It mentions a Nobel-linked figure, Panov h, and hints at emigration to Israel on the same day the Kremlin made moves. The piece portrays prison life under dictatorship and questions charges against the creator.
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce clean-up and beautification committee unveiled a plan focusing on three areas: clean-up, tear down, and green-up. It proposes merchant sponsorship of a youth street cleaning program, alley work, and tree planting in medians and near businesses, with Simon as chairman guiding the effort.
Report notes Kennedy's plan to refer questions to written records and the coroner's transcript. Democrats fear the tactic mirrors Watergate handling while sparking unease about a 1976 presidential bid. Some advisers push for direct, detailed explanations to contrast Nixon.
Reflections from a Pittsburgh seminar on reporting limits and ethics touch on wartime films, prison life, and memories of POWs. The piece recounts conversations with veterans, journalists, and figures like Gen. MacArthur, Solzhenitsyn, and Kennedy era political figures, hinting at future political dynamics.
Local Sun City residents claim an untapped resource of knowledge lies west of Phoenix and invite retirees to join Scottsdale's Pueblo School. The school, with over 100 adult volunteers in its Learning Centers, seeks active community involvement for mutual benefit.
An interview recounts MacArthur predicting a North Korea HQ in a month that never happened before His Inchon landing altered the war. It notes Truman’s firing and Ike’s NATO interview where he says he would bomb Chinese supply lines above the Yalu without UN approval to save lives.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Bart Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251. Contact number 947-7544. It lists subscription and delivery rates for Arizona and out of state readers and notes NFC regarding unsolicited articles.
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