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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues the Pueblo seizure risks global war and warns against retaliation. It stresses international waters debate is secondary to the act of force, calls for calm diplomacy, and urges exhausting all nonmilitary options before war.
Great piles of smoke rose Monday as Rural Fire Department staged a controlled fire. From afar the scene looked like a blaze but was deliberate to train firefighters for real emergencies. Traffic along Seat Tailab Road slowed in both directions costing hundreds of commuters time. The central location caused congestion. organizers should choose a less busy site next time.
The Texas Democratic establishment blames the White House for Connally stepping aside and warns a Yarborough governorship could tilt Texas toward liberal Democrats. Johnson’s apparent indifference to Connally and allies fuels conservative concerns that a Republican or Yarborough-led administration may replace the current power balance.
A 98 member conference urged ASU to substitute pass fail grades and the findings will be reviewed by Dr. G Homer Durham. The piece also notes Lyndon Connally Yarborough and Johnson era political maneuvers in Texas with references to 1968 campaign dynamics.
Willie Morris biography North Toward Home examines his Yazoo City upbringing, Texas years, and New York editor era. It notes his early roles at Daily Texas and Harper s Magazine, and cites the Houghton Mifflin Fellowship Award. Also reviewed are The Art of W C Fields and To Brooklyn With Love as companion works.
A montage of book titles and authors appears, noting readers’ favorites and a reflection by Rufus A. Bastian on education trends. He discusses shifting toward life-preparatory learning, downgrading grade based systems, and raising manual education standards.
A sympathetic note on American Indian music highlights Miss Hate Casella and her Town Hall tour while a broader column covers aviation costs, De Gaulle’s Concorde odds, Vicente Villamin’s views on Ho Chi Minh, and implied U.S. political reactions including impeachment talk and peace concerns.
Albuquerque journal notes fiesta events including a coronation hall and square dancing. James W. Symington, chief of protocol at the Department of State, has declared intent to seek the Democratic nomination for Representative per St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A critical column argues that urban poverty worsens unless the poor are empowered to share in economic power. It cites Moynihan and calls for a government employer of last resort, warns against a revived WPA, and notes welfare inequities and state disparities in aid to the poor.
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