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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
2
A Cornell University Medical College study reports 550 suicides in 1962 among ages 15 to 19, outlining motives such as self-punishment, desire to die from life gaps, repentance, and cry for help. The piece calls for love, guidance, and targeted school programs to aid troubled youths.
Lyons robs Democrat stronghold if Lindsay wins the New York mayoral race. A Lindsay victory would show GOP can field a non partisan candidate in the nation’s largest city and reshape national leadership dynamics. A responsive governor Lindsay Rockefeller partnership could bridge city state needs and aid urban housing education and crime efforts.
Marquis Childs reports in Bogota that Colombia faces near-paralysis as unemployment soars and capital flight continues. Foreign aid is blocked, IMF and World Bank deny new help, while a conservative president struggles to enforce austerity amid mounting public demand and political gridlock.
A physician argues there is no evidence that epilepsy raises criminal risk. He cites W G Lennox and his own experience with about 15,000 epileptics, stressing epilepsy is a physical disability not a moral failing, and condemns linking epilepsy to murder in the Jack Ruby era.
Fealpin McGill analyzes Col. Boumedienne’s critique of Western and communist involvement in armed struggles. He argues wars of liberation often mask external adventurism and urges recognizing genuine indigeneous reform, citing Algeria and other nations to warn against foreign meddling.
Goldwater defends his voting record on the test ban treaty and civil rights law, saying votes reflected personal convictions not partisan positions. He argues welfare and federal power debates show deeper ideological divides between Democrats and Republicans, noting four Republicans crossed party lines on a rent subsidy bill.
Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Dan Byrne 7 Frank Stewart managing editor Advertist The Scottsdale Daily Progress is an afternoon paper except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Plaza Scottsdale 85252 Telephon Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Vol V No 134 Page 4.
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