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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
2
The piece argues our bombing policy fails to pressure North Vietnam and urges negotiating with the NLF to counter Red China. It questions Johnson's advisers and calls for recognizing the NLF as a legitimate leadership. It also promotes vocational education for non liberal arts students to gain job skills.
U S Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel argues for federally guaranteed loans to help students enter vocational, technical, and other schools. He notes current funding gaps with few private or state loan options and urges congressional action to restore dignity to manual labor and curb unemployment through trained technicians and skilled workers.
Ralph McGill cites Gen. Thomas D. White testimony before a Senate subcommittee on National Security and International Operations arguing the United States must pursue arms control. White recalls past power politics, warns progress hinges on steady, long term strategy amid Viet Nam and Santo Domingo concerns.
Barry Goldwater analyzes a two way trade accord between the Soviet Union and Red China. He notes the agreement includes metals tools vehicles and machinery from the Soviets and clothing pork and fruit from China. He warns the pair present a strategic bloc despite rhetoric and urges vigilance and long range arms control.
A group of white attackers fired on a passing car in Louisiana, killing one policeman and wounding another. The article labels the victims as Negro policemen and ties the killings to a pattern of unpunished murders in the South. It argues the violence fuels communist influence and federal indifference harms national justice.
A critical view of the Bobby Baker Senate investigation decrying its failure and weak reform proposals. The piece accuses the Democratic majority Rules Committee of dodging accountability, highlighting key senators and the motive to influence the 1964 election.
The fragment lists Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Dan Byrne and Frank Stewart managing editor with advertising director roles. It shows Scottsdale Pubs Company offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85262 and a telephone number WH 6 3441. Indicates second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona with a July 7 1968 date.
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