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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
2
The editorial questions Eisenhower's call for dictatorial convention powers and military guards. It argues work happens behind the scenes, suggests halving delegates, limiting speeches, and balancing modernization with the conventions' propaganda and entertainment roles.
An American column discusses Chinese youth fashion and hair policy, noting a failed program to force conventional styles. It cites Peking's relaxation of hair standards and imagines how broader cultural shifts might alter global dynamics.
Washington insiders clash over the 25th Amendment as Justice officials fear its loose wording could enable a coup by a vice president. Senate passage seems likely despite Republican and civil rights resistance. The Dirksen reapportionment amendment faces similar scrutiny amid lobbying. Ohio congressional tensions backdrop Connor Secrecy lunch snub and Democratic delegation optics.
The piece reflects on keeping temper to maintain family and community order. It notes signs in daily life such as doors chalked for illnesses, windows for ice, fortune tellers, beware of dog gates, handmade goods, and Circus Coming posters as symbols of local life. It closes with a vignette about a man entering a tavern.
An American Bar Association feature by Will Bernard argues act of God does not absolve negligence. Courts consider foreseeability and preventative duty when natural events interact with human action. Examples include a lightning strike and a rotted tree, plus a gopher-driven canal leak.
Ralph McGill recalls the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a Manchester Guardian report on a three and a half hour session condemning fox hunts. The piece contrasts Britain's ongoing hunt culture with American fox hound trials and nostalgia for past days of grand hounds and social sport.
Barry Goldwater questions U S understanding of Algeria after Ben Bella's overthrow on June 19. He notes mixed signals about a communist or socialist shift, the role of Red China, and the risk of wishful government thinking guiding policy. He urges clear signals against Chinese aggression and a cautious shift toward Western alignment.
Jonathan Marthatt Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne T. Frank Stewart Managing Editor Advertising Director The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 Telephone WH 6 3441 Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona Monday July
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