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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1968

Page

2

Editorial: Oppose Larger Heavier Trucks on Interstates

The United States Conference of Mayors urges Congress to defeat a bill allowing bigger trucks on interstates. Officials warn wider, heavier trucks will ruin roads, force limits to connect routes, and worsen traffic and pavement damage across cities.

United States Conference of Mayors Congress Chicago American Automobile Association Senate House ‘Public Works Committee

Curfew Enforced for Under-18s in Larned Kansas

Larned Kansas adopts a midnight curfew for anyone under 18 to curb vandalism speeding and poor grades. Police will escort first offenders home and notify parents. Second offenders face fines between 5 and 100 dollars. Special late-night exceptions may be arranged for legitimate needs.

Larned Kansas Wichita Tanuma

First flight to Moscow opens a Soviet tour in 1946

Ralph McGill recalls awaiting Pan American’s inaugural U S flag flight from New York to Moscow amid postwar travel milestones. He describes visa hurdles, wartime memories from Cairo to Teheran, the brutal Soviet losses, and hopes for easing tensions as the first commercial link to the USSR begins.

Ralph McGill Moscow Russia New ‘York Pan American McGill Ussr Stalin West NATO Kennedy Cairo American Society of Newspapers Pan American’s New York U.S

The Book of Survival review by Anthony Green bank

A critical look at The Book of Survival by Anthony Green bank from Harper & Row 223 pages 9.95 dollars. The guide emphasizes everyday crises over remote expeditions and teaches improvisation, prevention, and calm response to maximize survival chances in urban suburban and wild settings. It covers panic control escape planning and practical self defense while noting no one is immune to errors. Updike Uris Stewart Serling cited.

Anthony Greenbank Harper & Row

The Mailbag: Praise for the average American

A reader defends everyday Americans for their giving spirit and sacrifices. She cites volunteers, donors, and workers like candy stripers and gray ladies, urging thanks and continued support for public services and aid programs.

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Fence dispute over deed restrictions tested in Arizona column

A legal column examines Tom's backyard fence and a neighbor's challenge to antenna and fence rules. It notes deed restrictions aim to preserve property values, but inconsistent enforcement may weaken their binding power. The piece explains the antenna and fence clash in the Arizona public service column.

Tom State Bar of Arizona

Johnson Humphrey showdown over Democratic Vietnam plank

Washington reports a fierce Democratic platform fight over Vietnam with President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey at odds. Johnson wants full approval of his war actions while Humphrey seeks to soften or repudiate past policy and push for an independent course.

Washington Vietnam Johnson Hubert. Humphrey Humphrey Hale Boggs Louisiana Boggs Eugene McCarthy Voice of the People Democratic Party Asia Sen Edmund ‘Muskie Maine McCarthy LBJ Charlie ‘McCarthy Chicago White House Mr. Johnson

Alfred E Pack er Memorial Society Formed Over Cannibalism

The Alfred E Packer Memorial Society announced to honor the pioneer while the group aims to combat population growth with a proposal that advocates breeding more children for future troops. Pettibone defends the plan as humanitarian and nonpartisan though it faces widespread religious critique and moral outrage.

Alfred Epacker Memorial Society Packer University of Colorado Student Union Grill Hinsdale County Alfred Packér Alfred E. Packer Memorial Society Mr. Packer

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