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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
3
The progress editorial praises Roberts for leadership and community service. It urges active support for a $4 million bond issue to build a civic center, emphasizing hard work, cooperation, and mobilizing volunteers to win voter backing.
The article accuses high defense spending and contractor ties of waste, citing GOA reports on improper military spending. It notes Navy dress uniforms, a costly seaplane program, and a 51 percent contract markup, with Congress and Rep. Holifield's committee pursuing inquiries.
A retired writer catalogs alleged Soviet space failures and vanished cosmonauts. He cites radio cutoffs from 1961 1962, missing cosmonauts and denied public records, suggesting NASA kept such claims classified while pondering what happened to figures like Belokonov Kash eur Gratzev Michailov.
An American Bar Association feature notes the Constitution’s flexibility and fixes as a living framework. It contrasts Founding Father intent with modern demands from jet travel to urban industrial growth while upholding core principles and the preamble’s goals for a more perfect Union.
Roscoe Drummond notes the Johnson administration uses private firms to run Job Corps training centers and other social services. Contracts set profits from 3.7 percent to low margins, aiming to mobilize business efficiency for poverty relief and unemployment reduction. The approach draws support from Shriver Singletary and major corporations like Litton and GE.
Marquis Childs notes Ray Bliss, chairman of the Republican National Committee, struggles to hold a fractured GOP together amid Goldwaterite grievances and a rising right wing. He warns moderates must prevent extremists from capturing national and state party positions as 1966 campaigns loom.
A collection of quotes on anger and patience. Notable lines cite Jefferson, Confiactus, Dryden, Charlotte Bronte, Seneca, and Emerson. Each advises restraint, reflection, or delayed action before speaking or acting in anger.
The text lists Don Byrne as editor and publisher of Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park, Scottsdale, Arizona. It notes publication every noon except day and references contact telephone WH-6-3441 and second volumes with postage details.
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