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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
2
An editorial argues private nurseries fail many children due to lack of oversight and training in Arizona and elsewhere. It urges state supervised, funded pre schools to ensure early development and reduce societal neglect.
City officials considered naming the new recreation area Eldorado Park after a contest winner, and later discussed naming it Clayton Park after the late Mayor Bill Clayton. Coronado School neighbors favored Coronado Park, with residents urging action and a council decision soon.
John Black of ILS Travel Service spoke to travel writers at the 30th annual TWA awards about travel in 1960s. He cited President Johnson on foreign travel and noted growing European and Asian visitor numbers, currency concerns, language issues, and easier travel with deferred payments. Barry Goldwater's ham shack scene provided contrast to international travel discussions.
A reader urges city officials to install culverts under Osborn Road similar to Country Club Drive. They argue early construction reduces flood risk, keeps fire police ambulance services accessible, and prevents crossing east side residents from needing to travel to Mesa or Tempe for access. They request timely action before road completion and advocate for crossings on northern Scottsdale roads as new washes are built.
A legal column explains the concept of due process in a retrial where deputy sheriffs allegedly biased the jury. It covers voir dire, peremptory challenges, and judge impartiality, noting cases, mob influence, and the Supreme Court ruling emphasizing trial integrity.
A letter from C Randall Bain praises Hugh T Broadley and the Phoenix Art Museum staff for winning all Arizona Newspapers Association awards for 1967. He commends the judges and notes himself as a regular reader appreciating the recognition.
Washington analyst argues Hanoi may open peace talks soon if pressures from U.S. politics shift. He warns against delaying negotiations until after the presidential election and outlines factors affecting Johnson Nixon and Rockefeller in Vietnam policy.
The Ex-Im Bank financing for Fiat of Italy to purchase U S machine tools for a Soviet plant has collapsed. Fiat plans a drastic cut in U S tool purchases and will source more from Western Europe and possibly Japan. The move reflects East West trade pressures amid the Vietnam War and could worsen the U S balance of payments.
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