Nixon faces China policy as Asia focus tests new leadership
The piece weighs how Richard Nixon may shift toward recognizing Red China amid Asia concerns. It notes Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson rejected recognition, cites Vietnam and Thailand as stakes, and points to Mao’s aging grip and internal troubles as factors that could drive policy change.
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Asia
China
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Kennedy
Johnson
Peking
William Russell
Georgia
Hawk
Vietnam
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
U.S.A
Nixon
Red China
The Yellow Submarine film reviewed as art and LSD trip
A film critic's brief takes The Yellow Submarine as a long color cartoon and a panorama of modern art. It may be seen as an allegory and an LSD influenced experience, offering varied interpretations to middle aged viewers and Beatles fans.
Beatles Film Shows Love Conquering Blue Meanies
The manager notes kids love the picture while adults are puzzled by its fantasy, but it stands as one of the most creative films in recent years. The story ends with the Blue Meanies defeated through song and love, delivering a universal message.
Counter inauguration planned by Yippies and SDS figures
Allen Goldsmith notes that Washington protest groups including Yippies and SDS leaders Rennie Davis and David Dellinger plan a counter inauguration. Davis claims a permit is unnecessary and the march may proceed without approval as demonstrators rally to oppose the event. The SDS distributed a seven page leaflet detailing routes and militant aims while press chief Onka Dekkers rejects Chicago violence.
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David Dellinger
Davis
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
SDS
Washington
Onka Dekkers
Mobilization Committee
Miss Dekkers
Voices Offstage: Memoirs of Marc Connelly Review
A lively portrait of Marc Connelly and his peers in American theater. The memoir traces Connelly’s rise from McKeesport to Broadway, detailing The Green Pastures and his collaborations with Kaufman, Hayes, and Fields, while capturing the era’s Algonquin wit and theater politics.
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Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Green Pastures
Mansfield Theatre
New York
Mare Connellyy
McKeesport
Mare
Marc
Buffalo Bill
Dulcy
Lynn Fontanne
Helen Hayes
W. C. Fields
A. ‘Tegend
Fields
Ber
Harold Ross
Alexander Woolcott
Algonquin
Connelly
Roark Bradford
Ol ’Mand Adam
Chillun
Community residents urge action over airport noise
The Mailbag Sits letters condemn repeated aircraft passes over a 27 home Scottsdale area. At least 12 families have moved in two years due to noise and danger. Residents cite Jan flights and unresolved ordinance changes, fear worsening with longer daylight hours and larger aprons, and suggest renaming the area Airplane Alley to reflect constant approach paths.
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Larry Levenbergs
Ojet
South
Phoenix Faa
Renz
Cocopah
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Governor Williams Past Appreciates Scottsdale Progress Awards
The note extends hearty congratulations to The Scottsdale Progress staff for their Arizona Newspapers Association recognition. Governor K Williams praises general and departmental news coverage and the citation for general excellence.
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Scottsdale Progress
Arizona’ Newspapers Association
O Well K Williams
Frustrations at the Library Prompt Dual View
A nine year library patron defends staff and moves from old park building to new quarters praising courtesy and efficiency. The letter notes two sides to the issue and expresses high regard for library personnel and service.
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H. Scott
Readers invited to send letters about city issues
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters limited to 400 words. Each letter must include the writer’s name and address, though the address may be withheld if requested. The notice specifies editorial standards and submission requirements.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Oil leasing loot amid budget clashes sparks conflict warning
Washington observers warn that Peter Lewis, deputy budget chief and soon Lazard Freres partner, could trade insider oil leasing knowledge for Wall Street gain. The overlap between government oil lease work and private sector ties raises potential conflicts of interest as executives move between public service and major firms like Lazard Freres.
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Bureau of the Budget
Peter Lewis
Johnson
Lewis
Lazard Freres
Wall Street
Rickenbacker Sees Air Travel Overtaking Rails and Roads
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Capt Eddie Rickenbacker legendary ace and aviation advocate talks of a future dominated by commercial aviation.Lauding flying as safer than walking he warns jumbo jets require airports and cities to expand.He predicts helicopter links may fade as short takeoff and landing aircraft evolve and reshape intercity travel.
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Colo
Eddie Rickenbacker
Sky Knights
Ace of Aces
Considine
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