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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
4
The Phoenix Art Museum shows signs of revival under new director Hugh Broadley with broader programming and travel shows. Criticism cites pricey catalogues that deter visitors and urges public accessibility to art, asking the museum to serve the community and avoid alienating patrons.
Harvard scientist presents evidence that man walked upright about 240 million years ago. He notes a caveman bone possibly eaten by a wild animal and warns history shows we risk regression to caves if humanity fails to live together and protect the environment.
Four members of the House Banking Committee, two Republicans and two Democrats, back a bipartisan report supporting a $50 million Export-Import Bank loan for Soviet machine tools. GOP leaders decry the deal as dangerous, threatening to derail limited trade with the USSR amid bipartisan debate on East-West commerce.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes whether de Gaulle will again veto Britain's entry to the European Common Market. He notes the other five members favor Britain for a stronger, more independent Europe and questions whether France will accept a Britain-led balance of power or risk a disunited West in the Cold War.
The letter defends the Liberty amendment claiming it stops socialism by limiting federal enterprises to constitutional bounds. It alleges 7 million government entities cost $47 billion yearly and says adoption would yield a $24 billion surplus to improve Coast Guard courts military and veterans services while criticizing editorial coverage as misleading.
Ralph McGill weighs in on The Death of a President and criticism from intellectuals. A Kennedy aide cites Mrs Kennedy's letters and urges balance as Manchester's manuscript draws fire from media and scholars.
Barry Goldwater argues the United States can victory in Vietnam if political limits are lifted and military force is used decisively. He contends sanctuaries and Washington control hinder action, urging immediate, practical strikes to shorten the war and save lives while maintaining civilian authority.
Scottsdale Progress lists Jonathan Marshall as editor publisher Kerry McElfras h managing editor W B Dae Wright assistant publisher. Publication runs Monday through Saturday from offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 86262 with telephone 047 7644. Second class postage paid Rochdale Ariz. Claims no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or photography.
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