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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
2
An editorial reflects on Zorba the Greek and urges public joy through dancing and singing. A Phoenix editor recalls a tense day softened by a family dance and shared songs, arguing creative expression improves mood and family closeness.
A humorous account claims police found a car with a chimp driving and a human as passenger. Laws allegedly changed to ban any driver after the incident, prompting speculation on further state responses to human drivers behaving badly.
Secretary of Defense McNamara privately briefed Rep. Gerald Ford on Administration plans to handle escalating Viet Nam criticism from House Republicans. Ford pressed limits on troop levels and timing, while McNamara warned of a tough, evolving ground war and the need to avoid broad industrial targets.
A collection of aphorisms on simplicity from Emerson Longfellow Steele and Thomas a Kempis. The lines extol plainness in thought, manners, style, and life as the ultimate measure of virtue and excellence. Each quote links simplicity to enduring value and moral worth.
Senator Jacob Javits argues for congressional hearings on the Johnson administration's Viet Nam policy. The piece notes past American actions, the desire for public backing, and references Mariner 4 space events as background.
Marquis Childs notes a bold character assassination affair in California tied to Kuchel and others. Three defendants, including Franklin Capell, plead no contest to criminal libel after accusing letters and drunkenness claims proved false. Capell’s book taints political discourse while sentencing looms, with probation possible for up to three years.
Barry Goldwater condemns "ugly" Americans who prank call and write abuse to families of U S servicemen killed in Vietnam. He warns such attacks sabotage morale and could threaten the war effort, urging equal protest against direct actions that harm the battle to defend the nation.
The New England Motorist issue dated March 21, 1917 lists driving tips for women drivers. It advises against asking relatives to teach, favors using a non-relative as a teacher, carrying an eye cup and boric acid solution, wearing high heels or pumps, and notes a soft brim hat should be adjustable for style and safety.
Fragmentary line shows names Dan Byrne JT Frank Stewart and roles Managing Editor Advertising Director. Mentions Scottsdale Arizona postal details and a July issue reference. Lacks coherent event or dateline. appears as a catalog of masthead items and pagination.
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