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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
4
The editorial condemns the Scottadale mayor and council for approving the Fennell shopping center without notice and holding a rushed election. It warns such behind closed doors action threatens good government, the master plan, and sets a dangerous precedent.
Scottsdale's Jim Palmer rose to fame with Baltimore in 1960s pennant and World Series wins. A shoulder injury sidetracked him, dropping to the minors, then the disabled list with Rochester, as fans hope for a comeback and continued stardom.
Roscoe Drummond argues South Vietnam needs a fair, untainted election and a responsive government to win loyalty. He notes Ky’s downgrade, military unity behind a single ticket, and reduced abuses as crucial to credible governance and continued U.S. support.
A Washington observer describes a Kennedy for President operation on Capitol Hill with mass press releases and speeches. He notes pledges like a $750,000 Potsdam sewage plant grant and a clean air platform for New York City. The piece warns of campaign strategy exposure and questions Johnson’s potential reactions to Kennedy’s broad, midline approach.
James V Compton argues Nazi misperceptions of the United States shaped World War II plans and the war’s course. The review contrasts Hitlers failure to grasp American power with the broader theme of misunderstanding between cultures. It also notes Georges Simenon’s An American Omadbua.
In California Edmund G. Brown seeks to head a pro Johnson delegate slate for the Democratic National Convention amid rival slates by Los Angeles Mayor Yorty and a left wing ticket. White House security and reception plans during Johnson’s Los Angeles visit reveal tight control. In Pennsylvania, Sen. Clark leads Schweiker and Tabor in early polls, reviving talk of Willard Scranton challenging Clark despite Scranton’s pledge not to run.
The statement argues that a French backed peace formula linking Vietnam and the Middle East amounts to blackmail by Soviet and Arab interests. It asserts communism as the root cause of global violence and calls for decisive action to roll back aggression rather than containment. The piece condemns appeasement and warns against surrendering to coercive pressure.
Scottsdale Daily Progress is a weekday evening paper published by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz 85262. Managing Editor Jerry McElfrash and Assistant Publisher Doc Wright steer operations with a July 7 1987 issue date and regular polling and submission policies noted.
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