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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
4
Editorial urges taxpayers to consider an $18 million school bond for Scottadale District to expand capacity. Board set September vote as Citizens Advisory Committee cites need for middle schools and broader facilities to keep pace with enrollment growth, despite higher taxes.
A bill in the Wisconsin assembly would repeal the motor vehicle commissioner’s authority to sell monthly registration lists containing owners names and addresses for private use. The state gains about $27,000 annually from sales, but repeal would save citizens from junk mail and fund drive solicitations and stop public data from private business use.
New York report analyzes Nelson Rockefeller’s standing amid Romney support and Republican moderates. It suggests Rockefeller remains committed to Romney, but could enter if Romney falters, with party battles shaping the 1968 convention and potential shift toward Reagan or Rockefeller.
Jim and Eunice French express gratitude to Don Bauer and all who showed concern through the Scottsdale Progress. They thank Jack Earle and the publication, noting the children will spend time with grandparents before school starts. The couple praises Scottsdale citizens and sends blessings.
The Scottsdale Town Council unveiled the 1957 58 budget showing a 58 percent rise in property taxes with total expenditures of 80 911 05 up from 75 804 90 the prior year and a large share for sewer bond service. Five Scottsdale High students attended the 12th Arizona All State Music Camp in Tempe Barbara Butler Beverly Hayden Tadee DePew Renee Variass Susan Billings. The Scottsdale Jaycees announced their fourth of July swimming party and steak fry at La Londa Fiesta with Hazel Snyder on the arrangements committee.
A columnist argues the Glassboro summit proved pointless for easing Cold War tensions. It criticizes the White House debate over meeting terms, the Hollybush nomenclature, and eye to eye rhetoric, insisting only a real defeat of communism can end the war. The piece states Kosygin came to press propaganda and Johnson failed to gain genuine insight, leaving no new knowledge for either side.
A cautious assessment traces a 1985 miscalculation by Hanoi and the Viet Cong, which prompted mass redeployments from villages to district levels. The upheaval damaged grassroots political and military structures, undermining morale while revealing the resilience of Viet Cong leadership.
In a Venice-like twist, Ambassador Ahmed Hilmy Didi of the Maldives vanishes from the UN spotlight. An NY stamp wholesaler runs a makeshift embassy in a Pennsylvanian Building, with staff unsure if he will return by September. The Maldives, a 97 000 population nation admitted to the UN six months after founding, faces a global stare as analysts weigh his absence and the vote tally in a crisis.
A terse note from the managing editor urges readers to join the Newspapers Association for Greater Pubstown, emphasizing unity among local papers and professional support.
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