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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
4
An editorial critiques tokenism in civil rights efforts, arguing real progress requires enforcement of anti poverty laws and protections. It cites desegregation delays in the South, high credit costs for African Americans, and calls out limited gains despite rhetoric and self help programs.
The American Heart Association presents a brochure So More Will Live with a Report to the American People. Endorsements come from Presidents Johnson and Eisenhower. It notes 54.2 percent of U S deaths in 1905 were from cardiovascular disease and sets a Maricopa County goal of $125 000 with a current fund drive in progress.
New York report details Jacqueline Kennedy's unpublished 1903 letter to Nikita Khrushchev discussed in Look magazine. The note praises wartime restraint and urges continued friendly ties between Kennedy’s era leaders. The piece frames her as poised amid loss and global peril.
Sir congratulations on four first place awards in the Arizona Newspaper Association contest. Robert G. Hoddy thanks JC’s for outstanding Parada del Sol coverage and Cecelia Kline praises JG’s editing and production at 2727 N Central Ave Phoenix.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress offers $5 monthly for the most interesting letter to the editor on Arizona community affairs. Letters under 400 words must avoid libel and name-calling and focus on Arizona, Maricopa County, the school district, or a local community. Judging is impartial and final.
A compilation of quotes on the heart as a guide and emblem of virtue. It contrasts Shakespeare, Confucius, and others noting the heart's illumination, kindness, and clarity as a source of gladness and insight.
Roscoe Drummond argues critics misstate Hanoi's position on bombing and negotiations. He asserts Rusk accurately described Hanoi's demand for an unconditional bombing halt and urges reciprocity in talks.
The author attacks British social welfare experiments and government planning as causes of unemployment and housing shortages. He warns Washington planners may imitate these failed policies, noting Britain’s ongoing depression, high management of the economy, and restricted private housing amid austerity.
Three firms in Augusta and Providence signal no further wage increases for nearly 100,000 workers killed in their plants. The reports contrast with a part time option for building inspection. A separate Associated Press note mentions a shopper buying bread four loaves at a time for cost savings.
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