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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
5
The editorial notes President Johnson's State of the Union calls for a 6 percent surcharge to fund Vietnam war costs and domestic programs. It cites Rep. Gerald Ford suggesting possible cuts to space and highway funding to ease the tax bite, while stressing education housing and hospitals must be preserved.
The piece argues that Syrian troops attack Israeli farming areas and outposts but draw little international outrage. It calls for United States led UN action to defend Israel with guards along borders with Syria and Jordan and Gaza, claiming such temporary measures would enable a lasting border solution.
Romney aides search Washington New York and Cambridge for a full time paid adviser skilled in modern foreign policy. Dennis Van Dusen and William Seidman interview Harvard experts after Philip Geyelin declined. Romney aims a credible voice on Vietnam and Johnson policy before a South Vietnam trip.
Payson letter writer protests delays to county and Scottsdale work on Shea Blvd. She cites increased driving to Scottsdale and requests car friendly mail options near the post office. She notes parking spot closeness and asks for in-car mailing access or a nearby solution.
A unanimous resolution from 44 conservative leaders under the banner We, the People calls Congress to act on Rep. James B. Utt's bill to withdraw the United Nations embargo on Rhodesia. It argues the Constitution grants Congress sole power to regulate foreign commerce and urges reclaiming that duty.
This review praises Silver by Charles H. Dunning and Edward H. Peplow Jr. for detailing Arizona silver from Padre Kino’s era to the modern demand for space exploration. It highlights authors’ credentials, abundant illustrations, and the book’s forecast of a potential Arizona silver boom driven by future demand.
The author argues against conquest as a path to victory and peace citing World War II lessons. He praises limited strategies and nation building as better aims, noting South Korea as a successful example and describing Vietnam as a different kind of win focused on self-determination.
In Tokyo Barry Goldswater extols capitalism as a creator of jobs and progress. He spotlights Seichiro Honda who built a global motorcycle empire from surplus engines after World War II and now aims to expand into autos and aircraft, arguing capitalism spurs growth and innovation while government can only destroy.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 Telephone 047 7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4 Vol VI No 279 January 13 1967 National Newspaper association member for greater public service.
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