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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1966
Page
2
A local editorial condemns banning Seuss books while defending their value in childhood reading. It argues fantasy creatures and imaginative tales teach joy, not harm, and urges balanced discussion over wholesale condemnation. Primary figures cited include critics and educators debating censorship.
Ralph McGill discusses the idea of "beef" as a form of democratic dissent and contrasts it with pressures in China where Wu Han and Tian Han face official punishment for criticizing corruption. The piece notes the tension between free expression and authoritarian control, citing Jefferson and historical precedents.
William L Raby discusses the CRA and residency as a major factor in determining travel deductions for Bob or a taxpayer away from home. The article notes that deductible travel expenses require set purposes and clear documentation.
Mrs Raymond Bf Warner Jr urges adoption of the metric system in Dallas Texas citing clear benefits for science industry and education. The note, signed by the Dallas resident and former Scottsdale envoy, advocates nationwide use.
Fragmented clippings show a chaotic mix of notes from Newark, Ravena, Pass, and other papers. Mentions of a bid to strip the state bird from the eastern goldfinch, and stray references to oysters, clams, and bathing, plus local officials and headlines blur together in indecipherable fashion.
Local notice presents a brief update about a community event with names and places obscured in the OCR fragment. It mentions a wrist of dates and a public mention, inviting residents to attend the gathering.
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