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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1965
Page
2
Netherland citizens are deeply divided over Princess Beatrixs engagement to a German former official linked to the SS. Some recall wartime horrors and worry the marriage carries royal reverberations beyond personal life, while others urge acceptance after two decades.
A reader contemplates the marriage of a princess to an ex Nazi, noting guilt over Nazi crimes and the public’s mixed view of royalty. The piece recalls Nuremberg trials and questions purity, romance, and the future relevance of monarchies amid lingering memory of evil.
Barry Goldwater shifts from leading the GOP to backing a new Free Society Association amid a conservative split. Kitchel and aides push a third party aroma while ACU conservatives resist. Goldwater denounces third party bids yet remains influential with dissidents and allies.
Letter writer argues officers should carry powerful firearms to stop criminals and protect citizens. He questions liability, seeks data on research and records, and suggests alternatives like nonlethal animal darts, urging adequate training and equipment for 1961 incidents. Richard A. Hamilton signs the letter.
A veteran analysis traces the fading dominance of the .300 hitter as the game changes. Increased gloves, better scouting, home run emphasis, and salary incentives reshape hitting, while historic stars and eras are recalled.
The article cites Senator Fulbright noting widespread disenchantment in Congress with the foreign aid program. It highlights public patience wearing thin as aid recipients show disrespect and misaligned interests while U.S. dollars fund policies, including Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, amid broader frustration over long-running strategy.
Slips in Wall Street speculated on possible dividend or stock action by directors August. The article discusses Braddock and Baer boxing history and criticizes the foreign aid program focusing on the economic phase and misused funds. It notes Johnson Administration lumping all aid forms and Congress debating the all-or-nothing approach versus individual votes.
Editor Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart are listed in a fragmentary ad note for the Scottadsle Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday with offices at 302. The readable text confirms roles of editor and advertising director in a historic newspaper snippet.
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