We hold these truths on Independence Day reflection
An editorial recalls the 1776 Declaration of Independence and the founders who authored it. It highlights the enduring principles of liberty and equality, notes ongoing national criticism, and asserts the United States remains a free, strong example when individual rights are protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Livingston
Roger Sherman
England
United States of America
Citizens Beautify Scottsdale with Neighborhood Planting
North Scottsdale residents and business people unite to beautify the area around Shea Blvd and Scottsdale Rd by planting trees and flowers. The city will provide greenery and maintenance support if petitioners care for the plants, with residents regularly watering and tending them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Bicentennial Vision for a United America in 1976
Ines Robb urges coordinated national and local plans for the 1976 bicentennial to celebrate the nation’s founding ideals. She calls for healing unity, bold programs in education, healthcare, poverty, conservation, and urban renewal, framing July 4 1976 as a Grand and Glorious Day.
Flag pledge on 71st Street echoes American rights
The letter vows daily flag display to symbolize strength and belief in the American way. It condemns the “Big Daddy” Spoilers, demands return of basic rights, and honors those who died defending freedoms on behalf of property owners on 71st Street in Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
71St St
Veronica Zier
71St
St. Scottsdale
Independence Day Reminder and Praise for Lady Liberty
A July 4 message urges Americans to show gratitude for the nation and the flag, contrasting protest and praise. Roseanne Stas of Scottsdale argues the United States grants liberty to express both criticism and appreciation, honoring the country on a special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lady Liberty
U.S.A
Brady Resigns to Join Amphitheater High Tucson Post
Hil Brady, longtime football coach and athletic director at Scottsdale High, resigns after three years to become assistant principal at Amphitheater High in Tucson. The article notes Brady’s prior status as a standout athlete at Florence High School and Arizona State University.
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Hil Brady
Scottsdale High School
Amphitheater High
Tucson
Brady
Florence (Ariz
Arizona State
Tempe
Spirit of Freedom Remembered on July 4
The message recalls the nation's founding in 1776 and calls for a renewed dedication to liberty and the republic as Independence Day is celebrated.
Broadway ends its strike and Daily dispatches on air travel
New York columnist notes Mayor Lindsay ending the Broadway theater strike for three nights without obscenity and jokes about Defense Secretary Clifford and Harriman. He also surveys plans by Eastern Airlines and McDonnell-Douglas for a STOL aircraft with 64 seats and short takeoff and landing features.
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New York
Lindsay
Eastern Airlines
McDonnell - Douglas
Washington
Boston
Real Great Society Teaches Peace and Unity
A spoof dialogue features Jay Family and Elbie Hoppe discussing political credit and public endorsement. Hubert and Elbie spar over who bears responsibility for major issues like Medicare civil rights Vietnam and the Pueblo affair. The piece closes with a moral about sharing credit and partnership.
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The
Real Great Society
Jay
Ol’ Hebie Jay
Hoppe
Ol’ Elbie
Hubert Horatio
Hubert
Scottsdale Daily Progress details 1968 publication notes
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists publishing schedule Monday through Saturday evenings September May excluding holidays and Monday through Friday June August by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz 85252 telephone 947 7544. It does not accept unsolicited manuscripts or photographs. Vol VIII No 115 July 4 1968.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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Maple Leaf Gardens
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Can
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Roseanne Stas
Zelves
Greensboro
Pally News
Herblock
Arizona Estate College
Marilyn Bergen
N. 5
John Lucek
E. Lange
Scottsdale Elementaretin
Rottsdale
Weelly
Spirit of Freedom
Bob Considine
Fense
Clark M. Clifford
Paris
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Kelly Considine
Debby
Miss Considine
Terry Mulligan
Tom Subject
Antoine’s
New Orleans
Tom
Heretic
Elbie Jay
Elbie
Herbert
Sir
Higbert
Arthur Hoppe
Bert
Egbert
Vietnam
Albert
Osbert
Gene
Humbert
Allus
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
Wright
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