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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
3
The piece marks five years since Neil Armstrong's lunar walk and praises scientific importance while noting inflation's impact on space programs. It urges continued U S achievements and celebrates the explorers who reached the moon, urging national persistence and progress five years after the flag was planted.
The Salvation Army, famed for aiding the needy in red and black uniforms, reports rare burglaries at its thrift stations. Two convictions have been recorded and prosecutors will pursue thieves who steal from the charity that provides furniture, clothing and other aid without red tape. Jonathan Marshall, progress editor, campaigns for the U.S. Senate with editorials signed J M.
A new Jordan Egypt Syria coalition presses for an early return of the Palestinian West Bank as the core of Middle East talks. The plan involves Arafat backed by Assad and Sadat, with Hussein pushed to lead negotiations, while a denial risks a renewed conflict and oil shocks.
A Scottsdale substitute teacher and former Detroit Lions boxer thanks Club SAR and mentors Jack Karne and Bill Long for the chance to teach and coach youth. He recalls driving a cab and tending bar before accepting a one year teaching contract in Ohio.
UPI columnist outlines U.S. balancing act over Cyprus as Makarios falls. Greek regime, secret police chief Ioannides, and officer Sampson shape the coup while Washington weighs NATO ties, Middle East oil, and détente with the Soviet Union.
Local reader complains bridge games are underreported while sports and Watergate dominate. Mrs. Halbert Hoard thanks staff for response and urges more bridge coverage for the valley’s large retiree community.
Justo Guzman of Guadalupe writes of a dramatic turnaround after weeks of failed medical care and costly visits. He adopted acupuncture and reports significant improvement enabling him to return to work.
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