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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1969
Page
2
Editorial recalls Dr Clarence Laing a respected pediatrician and his quiet Arcadia family facing harassment since moving into the neighborhood. The piece condemns threats vandalism and school harassment by bigots while urging prosecution and firm court action to deter such acts and protect human rights.
Scottsdale Jaycees present Parada del Sol and rodeo with staged bank robberies gunfire and hangings as part of the annual western style entertainment. The event offers fun for tourists residents and especially children despite the playful dangers.
The piece outlines Richard G. Kleindienst as Nixon’s top potential deputy attorney general should four Supreme Court vacancies arise in Nixon’s first year. It notes Kleindienst’s Justice Department exposure, Mitchell’s focus on advising the President, and Laird’s defense secretary pick of Packard, with Texas figures Tower and O’Donnell pressing for a Texan in sub cabinet.
The reader laments Scottsdale Library ending renewals to curb book hoarding. The system, praised by the American Library Association and approved by the City Council, requires reading within three weeks with no renewals. A patron criticizes staff attitudes and cites multiple families facing delays and confusion.
The Apollo 8 triumph raises hopes for further manned flights but clouds the path ahead. President elect Nixon must set a new objective and budget direction to sustain momentum. NASA leaders warn against drifting without clear goals, while plans for lunar visits and a possible Grand Tour to outer planets loom as budget limits bite.
Gen. Jimmy Doolittle speaks in Miami about the USS Pueblo crisis, urging quick action to deter North Korea. He warns that apologizing undermines U S integrity and calls for restoring honesty and leadership. He comments on regional Motus of Omaha headquarters dedication and broader tax concerns.
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