Four Day Shutdown Sparks City Hall Debate
The Progress editorial critiques a long staged shutdown across Scottsdale and nearby cities for Lincoln birthday statehood Valentine’s Day while noting Phoenix Mesa Tempe and counties shut down. It urges combining holidays or rescheduling to avoid public disruption and suggests officials should work with proper timing.
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City Hall
Phoenix
Mesa
Tempe
Lincoln
Statehood
California
Reagan
Progress Celebrates Six Years in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Daily Progress marks six years since its launch as the weekly Progress, noting growth from 2 000 copies to over 8 000 paid and 16 000 in distribution with the Weekly Advertiser. The paper highlights local news and community service as its core mission.
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Progress
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Paradise Valley
Ulbricht fears East European moves toward Bonn
East German leader Ulbricht faces a Kremlin dilemma as East European Communist states push toward normal relations with Bonn and Moscow weighs how to respond without backing a veto. Wider contact between Bonn and the East may erode Soviet troop support and end Ulbricht’s unaccountable regime.
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Washington
West Germany
Soviet Union
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Bonn
Ulbricht
East Berlin
Warsaw
Germany
East Germany
Russia
Legion District Meeting Attracts 100 Plus Delegates
Peterson Post No 44, Amer ican Legion hosted the district gathering on Sunday Tech 10 with over 100 delegates and members in attendance. Beverly Brown, Scottsdale High School graduate, became a TWA hostess. Red Cross drive set for March 4 through April. Robert L. Lockard of 5038 N Chequita Lane named chairman for the 1957 drive.
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American Legion
Tech
Beverly Brown
Scottsdale
TWA Airlines
Red Cross
Robert L. Lockard
N. Chequita Lane
Mailbag: contrast on intermediate school proposal
Mrs Ostrem argues against creating large intermediate schools combining seventh and eighth graders with younger students. She favors keeping elementary structures to let children mature at their own pace and questions the cost and social effects of reclassifying middle grades.
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California
Five Dollar Letter Contest This Month
The Scottsdale Daily Progress offers five dollars monthly for the most interesting letter to the editor on community affairs. Letters must be under 490 words, avoid libel and name-calling, and focus on Arizona Maricopa County the school district or local community.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizona
Maricopa County
Romney campaign chaos signals uncertain 1968 bid
The Romney presidential drive shows disarray as factions struggle for control in Washington and New Orleans. McIntosh leads Michigan Republicans while Leonard Hall acts as Romney’s de facto manager, with J Willard Marriott and Folger backing an east coast operation.
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George Romney
GOP National Committee
New Orleans
Robert J. McIntosh
Congress
Michigan
Leonard Hall
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
McIntosh
Blue
Willam Murphy
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
J. Willard Marriott
Marriott
Folger
McIintosh
Murphy
Lansing
Mich
MclIntosh
Hall
Wovernor
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Jonathan Moore
Massachusetts
William Bundy
Auto makers deserve balance in safety debate
Bob Considine argues the auto industry has been unfairly scapegoated in safety discussions. He cites industry history of recalls, calls for stricter laws, and argues that road safety varies with many factors including inspections and federal funding. He notes concerns about seat belts and headrests and praises recalls as corrective.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Congress
U.S
Europe
OUR MAN HOPPE On China Crisis and First Ladies
A satirical column riffs on the China crisis by contrasting Mrs Mao and Mrs Liu Shao-chi. It playfully remarks on fashion, politics, and stereotypes, concluding with a jab at expert opinions and a wink at Brezhnev era era politics.
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Mrs. Liu
Arthur Hoppe
China
Atte
Lynden
Hoppe Dean
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
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Mr. Liu
Liu
Mao
Scottsdale Progress Staff and Publication Details
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottville Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 with telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. The Progress cannot accept responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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Scottsdale
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