Public access clash over Scottsdale liquor license decision
An Scottsdale attorney named Anis Mitchell objected to Progress coverage of a City Council session in which his client’s liquor license transfer was rejected. He argued the press should not debate government actions, while the editorial defends public access and questions police inquiries into ties with mobsters, praising America’s press freedom.
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Councilman Doris McCauley Resigns from Front Street Seat
Doris McCauley resigned from the Front Street city council effective September 1. Five candidates remain to fill the vacancy: William Arthur, Mrs. Warren Hink, Joe The Troub, Andrea boosters, Herb Drinkwater, Dr Heinz ickler, and Cos s. Officials will select a new member, with each candidate having prior council involvement. The mayor and four other council members weigh the options and may draw a name.
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Warren Hink
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Andea Boosters
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Heinzickler
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Cost of campaign power and the poor candidate
The piece questions if modern campaigns price out the poor and independent candidates, noting 1968 shows a financially strong field dominates. It argues television time favors the rich, challenging the American ideal that any boy can become president. It cites log cabin symbolism and the shift since 1952.
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Divorce Bequest Tied to Marriage Policy Question
A couple challenges a mother's will that left money to Ed on the condition he divorce Janet. The court allows Ed to take the bequest without divorce, noting public policy favors marriage but acknowledges rare upholding when impact on marriage is slight. An ABA public service feature by Will Bernard.
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Europe
Scottsdale Airport Noise Drives Residents to Seek Insurance
In North Scottsdale the shift from quiet residential life to airport noise has unsettled homeowners. Residents report jet overflights at low altitudes causing stress and prompting talks with insurance counsels to ensure coverage for potential falling aircraft.
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Red Sox spring training plans cited for 10 years ago
The article notes the Boston Red Sox signed a pact to hold spring training in fit transferring to Ida with General Manager Cronin and Manager M Higgins stating preseason plans. Players on the roster include Ted Williams Jack Jensen and Jim Piersall. Funeral services for Betty Carpenter were held at Scottsdale Methodist Church with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Chauvin R Emmons Jr was named second place in the Arizona GM Junior Auto contest.
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Humphrey Struggles to Market Happiness Campaign
A humorous dialogue analyzes Hubert Humphrey's struggle to craft a catchy slogan for his happiness and joy campaign. Muriel Humphrey offers slogans while discussing public sentiment, Vietnam, protests, and campaign constraints.
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McGill recalls Nixon in Russia during 1959 trip
Ralph McGill recounts Nixon's 1959 Pan American flight to Moscow with the Eisenhower era mood. He notes Khrushchev's kitchen debate and broader U S Soviet tensions while predicting Nixon’s 1968 poll standing and future prospects. The piece reflects on rankings, diplomacy, and the evolving U S Soviet relationship from 1959 to 1968 and beyond.
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Drummond urges restraint on Europe troop cuts
Roscoe Drummond argues against unilateral troop reductions in Western Europe. He warns that cutting NATO forces now would worsen defense, urges careful policy, and notes a current 24 percent U.S. share in NATO forces amid ongoing East German tensions. He cites NATO talks and a German cost-sharing deal as context for a prudent approach.
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