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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1967

Page

4

Hoover Commission for Arizona Would Save Taxpayers

An editorial argues for a Hoover type commission to review Arizona state government. It cites mismanagement at the State Fair and losses in Highway Liquor and Corporation Commission cases, urging a non partisan, respected leadership to reduce waste and raise accountability.

Herbert Hoover Arizona The Fair Commission Highway and Liquor Departments and Corporation Commission

Shocking Wisconsin auto death study highlights drunken driving

The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department studied drivers killed on state highways in the last two years. Sixty two percent were significantly under the influence of alcohol and over one third were under 26. The survey urges stronger legal support to prevent drunken driving.

Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department Wisconsin

Romney gains in Arizona as West warms to 1968 bid

In Phoenix Governor George Romney's West swing his anti federal government lines drew praise from state Republicans. The visit, part of a five state tour, boosted Romney's standing with Mountain State conservatives and suggested he could win delegates in Goldwater’s 1968 setup.

Phoenix Michigan George Romney Arizona Romney Goldwater Barry Goldwater Far West Jone Richard M. Nixon Deep South Nixon West Walter Hickel Alaska Hickel Utah Idaho Harry Rosenzweig Romne Senate Idaho Falls Pocatello Albuquerque

Mailbag Letter Criticizes Publicity of School Advisory Meetings

A reader rails at a newspaper for poor advance publicity of the citizens school advisory committee meetings. The letter laments lack of notices and argues officials and media share responsibility, noting one front page advance story for at least one regular meeting.

Citizens School Advisory Committee

Thankful note to lineman who spotted fire and saved home

A public thanks to a telephone lineman who saw a burning fence while working on February 21 and helped extinguish the blaze with a hose. Neighbor Bob Burtnett assisted as well. Signed by ANN W. HOSMER and ALICE E. McHUGH of 449 W Fourth St Scottsdale.

Ann W. Hosmer Alice E. McHugh Fourth St Scottsdale

Capitalism adapts and endures amid union democracy

Roscoe Drummond argues capitalism endures while Marxist predictions fail, highlighting postwar industrial democracy under the Wagner Act and NLRB elections. He notes 26 million workers exercising NLBR rights, declining strike days, and policy shifts under Johnson as proof of adaptable capitalism and shared gains between employers and workers.

National Labor Relations Board

100000 more on relief for Miss cotton workers

Ralph McGill warns that Mississippi cotton growers easing labor needs threaten up to 100000 people with income loss in 1907. Machine picking and hourly wages replace hand labor, forcing many families to move west or north as sharecropping ends and rental cabins disappear.

Mississippi U.S Soit Bank

Slips He is the only other Mon mouth College student to win a track championship

The piece contrasts a local track champion from Monmouth College with broader social issues. It critiques education and urban poverty, noting 100000 people on welfare and the risk of starvation while accusing editors and conservatives of moralizing. It calls for poverty programs and training to avoid needless costs.

Monmouth College Newark N.J Costa

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