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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines a discussion on reform and public works. It references elections, public notices, and social programs with scattered mentions of figures and places. The passage includes garbled terms and incomplete phrases, making precise sourcing unclear.
A 1917 note on highway dangers highlights recurring fatal crashes on divided roads and expressways. It cites hundreds of miles of roadways in New York State and neighboring areas, noting improvements like median barriers and restricted access to reduce collisions.
The fragment reflects a reader inquiry about a chant associated with Stine and its meaning. It notes confusion over wording and seeks clarification from the editorial staff.
Ralph McGill Rusk responds to questions raised during hearings about Fulbright and the conduct of proceedings. The record notes focus on repetitions and a perceived pattern in past actions and statements.
In Pittsburgh on Feb 10 the John Birch Society outdrew the Republican party at concurrent dinners. Birch-sponsored event at Penn-Sheraton Hotel drew 1,808 with Robert Welch as host. GOP dinner at Hilton featured Idaho Gov. Smiley and Pa Lt. Gov. Shafer, drawing 1,400 and attacking the Birch Society.
In a described effort Drummond discusses methods to unite dissenters and promote minority viewpoints within service organizations. The piece highlights the need for concerted action and organizational support to give dissenters a stronger platform.
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