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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
4
The Phoenix editorial calls out the weak sign ordinance draft and urges adopting a tougher measure. It compares with Scottsdale, notes proliferation of signs, and argues for state action to permit retroactive phasing out of nonconforming signs and stronger local control.
The FDA cautions that common medicines can be dangerous when paired with other drugs a process called potentiation. Most risk arises from self medication or mixing sedatives with alcohol. The warning notes that such combinations can be deadly.
Washington reports a high profile meeting at Barry Goldwater's Phoenix hilltop spread. George Gilder, a liberal Republican editor, joined Goldwater at Buckley's invitation to broaden the discussion amid Birch Society and consular treaty tensions.
A Scottsdale resident argues against a proposed junior high plan, urging preservation of traditional elementary schooling. She cites research and anecdotes from Mohave Junior High and cites broader city examples in Richmond Indiana and Charlotte North Carolina showing social harm from early maturation and forced schooling transitions.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress discusses readers submissions and urges a 400 word limit for letters. It notes letters should include name and address, though the address may be withheld upon request.
A compilation of lines from Shakespeare Seneca Calvin Coolidge Edwin Markham and Walter Scott emphasizing brotherhood equality and shared humanity across degraded or wretched individuals. The quotes argue for love aid and unity as essential to the human race.
The obituary notes the Paris death of Wile and Nam C. Bullitt at 76 after a homeward wish for ambu lance and a final sight of America. It recalls Bullitt as a controversial, influential diplomat who shaped Versailles era policy, met Lenin, served as Moscow ambassador, opposed Hitler, and influenced prewar U S policy while living abroad.
A mock crisis scene features President and experts debating missile gaps and anti-missile missiles. The wit culminates in a comic gloss on layered anti-anti- missile schemes, ending with news of a new timely U.S. disarmament treaty proposal.
Scottsdale Daily Progress issued weekly editions from Scottsdale Arizona with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza and a listed telephone. The paper notes it cannot accept unsolicited manuscripts or photographs and dates its Vol VI No 7 to February 23 1967.
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