Editorial Page Defends Harrison Salisbury's Vietnam Reporting
The editorial argues Salisbury, a Times reporter, reported from North Vietnam and questioned civilian bombings. It contends his work exposed government half truths and military restraint shifts, praising his courage and criticizing Pentagon criticism as political. The piece lauds him as a Pulitzer-winning journalist facing harsh attacks.
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Johnson presses privacy reform against wire tapping
President Johnson demands strict laws to curb bugging by individuals businesses and government urging Congress to act. He notes the spread of listening devices and electronic surveillance and calls for privacy protections backed by national security considerations.
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Congress
Democrats Plan to Defeat Javits in 1968 Campaign
A confidential New York Democratic memorandum by state chairman John Burns outlines a strategy to undermine Senator Jacob Javits. It calls for portraying Javits as an inauthentic liberal and offsetting him with a younger Democrat aligned with the Kennedy mold for a possible third term defeat.
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Arts parley yields dialogue and proposals for Arizona arts
An Arizona conference united artists from architecture to the humanities to address common issues. Delegates produced recommendations for statewide arts programs, aiming to broaden audience reach and support practitioners, with the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities to implement them.
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Community voice on Scottsdale School Board advisory picks
A Scottsdale reader argues for selection based on interest and fairness rather than profession or spouse employer. The letter defends diverse local representation but warns against geographic bias, praising HohoKam area involvement and naming four provisional members: Ken Murray, Herb Caywood, Marie Levang, and Pat Boettcher.
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Marie Levang
Motorola
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Hohokam
Ken Murray
Herb Caywood
Marle Levang
Local notices set length rules for lottery ads
A public notice outlines requirements for lottery listings in the Scottsdale Daily Progress. It states ads must include a name and address, though address details may be withheld upon request, and communications should be limited to about 400 words.
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Hoover warns of communist influence on campuses in 1967
The article reviews J Edgar Hoover's 1966 report claiming the U S Communist party aims to ride current historic momentum, mainly via college and race groups, to gain influence. It argues against using liberal fights for equal rights as a cover for communism and urges defending constitutional rights and integration.
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Communist Party
Hoover
Congress
Our Man Hoppe Miami Crusade Drafts Cuban Refugees
A satirical piece follows an advance man for a mock Ninth Crusade to invade Cuba. He chats with a Cuban refugee contact in Miami about various militant groups and leaders, noting patronizing bravado and the absurd plan to invade Cuba. The dialogue mocks exile politics and US security circles.
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London
Qrando Bosch
Movement of Insurrectional Revolutionary Recovery
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Scottsdale Daily Progress newsroom masthead and notice
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by the Scottsdale Publishing Company lists Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and W B Doc Wright as assistant publisher. The paper circulates Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings with offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and telephone 047-7544.
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