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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorial reports on Florence state prison housing 1700 inmates. It argues for job training and group therapy to reduce repeat offenses, noting inmates’ intelligence, mixed motives, and the need for better psychiatric services to lower recidivism.
A short note on Aqaba spelling reveals the gulf between Aqaba and the letter U in English. It notes the qu pair often misused and argues for possible reform but concedes the qu habit persists.
Roscoe Drummond argues Asia, not the Middle East, threatens world peace as Red China advances toward hydrogen bombs and missiles while Mao's regime falters amid purges and unrest. He warns the chaos surrounding Mao risks global catastrophe as Western analysts doubt his hold on power.
A court will not reopen alimony unless new circumstances arise such as the ex-husband’s heart attack or the ex-wife’s inheritance. Remarriage with more children may influence but does not erase support duties to the first wife. courts avoid revisiting initial awards unless meaningful changes occur. An American Bar Association public service feature by WI Bernard.
At the Jackson Hole gathering nine moderate Republican governors failed to rally behind Romney or a Romney style candidate. Rockefeller and Chafee lead a split camp with few committing as debates reveal doubts about Romney’s speaking style and broad appeal. Reagan’s appeal grows as Romney remains front runner with Nixon largely absent from the chatter.
Barry Goldwater criticizes senior GOP figures who push younger conservatives and women’s groups toward leftist positions to undermine party unity. He cites 26 Republican progressives in the House and Sen. Hugh Scott’s threats, urging Republicans to accept Conservative positions and focus on opposing socialism.
A brief item notes Doc Wright as Assistant Publisher in the periodical Scottsdale 4 Progress Weekly. It lists Wright’s role in the paper’s masthead with volume and issue numbers.
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