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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
2
The editorial argues for mandatory underground power lines in future developments in the Valley. It notes fewer outages, reduced hazards, and preserved property values as benefits, despite higher installation costs. It cites Paradise Valley’s prior steps and urges Scottsdale and Phoenix to act.
The article notes ABC plans a fall game show titled Supermarket Sweep Stakes where three contestants rush aisles to collect items with the highest value each day. It highlights Minow's wasteland critique and worries about possible fixings of new track programs.
Inside the White House views Moyers as the likely reformer of press access to LBJ. He may step between the President and reporters to present a balanced profile while easing the off the record sessions that bug journalists. If Moyers succeeds he could strengthen the press office despite ongoing scrutiny.
Sir thanks editor for strong editorial aiding tram franchise effort. Letter from Peter Malavenda, 18 First St Scottsvale, compliments article as exact and to the point in summarizing the transportation problem and aiding extended franchise pursuit.
A letter from A. J. Bienfang of Tempe praises Nipsey Russell and a Philadelphia woman judge for promoting human dignity. The writer argues their affable, steady characters surpass rulers in advancing respect among all peoples.
Roscoe Drummond reports that the Afro-Asian Conference in Algiers was postponed to November. Beijing failed to pressure schedules and Moscow was invited, building a non Communist coalition with India Japan Thailand the Philippines and Ceylon. Strong currents run against Peking across Africa.
Ralph McGill recalls Adlai Stevenson with memories of courage and faith as the UN ambassador faced global turmoil. He reflects on Stevenson’s leadership during nuclear tension and the Congo era, noting the impact of his loss on U N and international diplomacy.
A British welfare survey highlights near equal split on state versus private services in education health and pensions. It suggests voters show openness to radical welfare reform and that private options may rise as incomes grow, urging a cautious look at policy merits.
Scottsdale Progress lists Dan Byrne as editor and publisher Frank Stewart as managing editor and advertising director. The paper is published each afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza in Scottsdale 85252. Second class postage paid at Scott Vol No 132.
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