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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues Scottsdale should ditch frontier imagery for friendliness in a new slogan. It notes golf swimming and sun exist elsewhere but a friendly image may boost visitor welcome and community spirit, aligning with the Chamber of Commerce Friendly Buck campaign.
The Waterbury Republican cites a year end headline about a treaty banning outer space as a theater for nuclear war. It notes Red China and militant nations push space programs, calls the pact a step toward peace, and jokes a Vietnam accord would let the world relax.
Washington reports that top advisers warn Johnson the Vietnam war likely cannot end before the 1968 election. They outline three options: major escalation, unilateral withdrawal, or continuing current levels with casualties easing. Johnson backs continuing the present level and rejects actions risking a broader war or Chinese or Soviet confrontation.
The Mask of Jove surveys Graeco Roman civilization from Alexander to Constantine with a view of how Western culture evolved after Rome defeated Greece. Democracy in America offers Tocqueville’s classic 19th century study with new translation and editing, noting enduring insights on society and American democracy.
The 86 year old ex-king of Saudi Arabia Ibn Saud arrived in Cairo as guest of Gamal Abdel Nasser. The visit signals political nuance amid tensions with Faisal and reflects decades of royal pomp including a cavalcade of royal cars and 180 companions.
Bob Considine argues publishers across nations ignore copyright norms, with Egypt Turkey and Venezuela profiting by lifting works. He cites Soviet Union once offering payback for stolen Heming way pieces and recalls writers like Manchester Slocum Ruth and O keefe facing editorial pressure and edits before publication.
Tokyo correspondents report Asians are astonished by U.S. civilian casualty handling in North Vietnam. They fault promises of a humane war, note bombing impacts on civilians, and question public explanations and timing of U.S. policy. They warn missteps may erode support for America’s Asia strategy.
Readers dispute a front page item claiming the ex pulsion involved a guard. They state the man was not with Scottsdale or Paradise Valley Guard Service but was asked to leave by an Arizona Safe guard Systems guard on duty at the Safari Hotel.
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