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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

3

Editorial Page Warns Urban Decline Should Alarm Phoenix

The piece argues New York City’s bankruptcy and social strain warn all cities. It cites migration from Puerto Rico and the rural South, suburban flight of high income whites, and rising unemployment and welfare costs. It urges national welfare reform, long range planning, business retention, mass transit, regional cooperation, and caution against similar fates here.

United States Arizona Phoenix Illinois Chicago Los Angeles New York City New York Gotham Big City Sin City Puerto Rico

End spying and defend democratic rights, Hellman warns

In a Barnard College commencement address, Lillian Hellman urges graduates to curb government spying by agencies like the CIA and FBI. She cites past deceptions by leaders and asserts a duty to end abuses, including possible involvement in foreign meddling and murder.

CIA Barnard College Lillian Hellman

Atomic dawn and the legacy of the Hiroshima bomb

A reflective piece recalling the 1945 Trinity test and the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It discusses scientist protests, the quick suppression of warnings, and the spread of nuclear knowledge to 49 nations, ending with satire on pop culture distractions like Joe Namath.

Bob Considine Joe Namath Faberge Ann Landers Richard Nixon Alamogordo N.M Hell George C. Marshall Truman Potsdam Marshall Tokyo Harbor Hiroshima Nagasaki Kokura Tokyo Honshu Watergate FBI CIA Justice CREEP White House Indianapolis Tinian Tempus Fugis Britain France Ussr China India Israel Iran Russia

Rhodes named as key House leader in veto override debate

Barbara H. Broderick of Scottsdale credits Rep. John J. Rhodes with sustaining four presidential vetoes and guiding the Republican minority in the House. She argues leadership matters more than numbers and praises Rhodes’ integrity amid calls for stronger Democratic strategy and unity.

Congress House John J. Rhodes Arizona Ford Rhodes John J Mr. Rhodes Barbara H. Broderick Scottsdale

Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Progress

The Progress requests letters be limited to 350 words due to space. Writers must include name and home address for verification if needed.

The Progress

Brock quotes Willie as a pro in a prop role

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch quotes Brock saying Willie is a pro, and a pro is a pro, covering all aspects of the situation. The remark underscores Willie’s professional stance and versatility in the context discussed.

Brock Willie St. Louis Post- Dispatch

Ford rising in Marengo as GOP nomination edge grows

In Marengo Illinois Gerald Ford shifts from a disliked to respected leader with rising support among 50 Republicans surveyed. Ford now leads Reagan 25 to 11 for 1976 nomination, praised for Middle East stance and steady approach though some prefer Reagan.

Rowland Evans Robert Novak Marengo Ill Gerald R. Ford White House Ronald Reagan Chicago Reagan Ford Patrick Caddell Middle East Israel U.S Caddell Midwest Henrice Taylor Gerald Ford Mr. Ford

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