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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1965

Page

2

Progress Editorial Page Proposes Crime Remedies

The editorial cites FBI data showing a 13 percent rise in serious crimes and a 2 percent drop in police solution rates, noting Arizona's high per capita crime rate. It advocates measures such as county juvenile facilities, separate mental health treatment, brighter street lighting, parent accountability, patrol dogs, work sentences, and expanded recreation to address underlying crime motivation.

FBI Arizona Maricopa County

Wiglet Mystery Baffles Piglet and Poo Bear

A playful tale explains Wiglets as half wigs that perch on heads and mind their own business. Piglet, known for fear of Heffalumps and adventures, would likely be wary of such creatures, though Wiglets are gentle and merely half a wig.

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GOP press relations seen as minor factor in 1964 defeat

Roscoe Drummond reviews Bruce Ladd's critique of Republican press strategy. Ladd argues Republicans mistook press hostility as policy, but the author counters that the 1964 landslide was driven by disjointed party stances and Goldwater's mixed messaging rather than media alone.

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President Johnson proposes rent subsidies to ease housing for poor

The plan would fund about 375,000 dwelling units for those earning 4000 to 6500 dollars yearly, supported by Congress. Critics note subsidies align with Sweden's model and would reduce reliance on costly public loans while addressing urban housing shortages and future city growth.

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Pool safety duties weigh on backyard owners

Pool owners face strong responsibilities to keep children away from unsupervised pools. Fencing, covers, or draining large pools protect kids, and some communities already require pool barriers to prevent tragedies. New London Connecticut Day.

Loyal Romanian in U.S. service battles bureaucratic delay

Nora Samuelli, a Romanian national once jailed by Ceausescu's Romania, endures years of U.S. government indifference over back pay and a citizenship push. Despite Senate support, House fights stall her $45,000 back pay plus $10,000 for prison injury and a citizenship bill. Congressional conservatives block progress, tarnishing Congress's reputation.

Washington U.S State Department Congress Nora Samuelli Bucharest U.S.A Samuelli Romania Legation Rumania Reds Miss Samuelli Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Willam Crockett Miss. Samuels Senate House Judiciary Committee House Iowa H.R. Gross Gross Burt Talcott California Rep. Talcott Grosses Talcotts Ohio Michael Feighan Feighan Uncle Sam Capitol Hill Talcott

Kennedy cult in Bogota marks lasting Lenin? just Kennedy sign

In Bogota the Kennedy City housing project shows 12000 units half financed by the United States. Residents mourn JFK with dirges on radio and TV. While critics warn of future slums, optimists note improved housing though lacking schools police and services. The Kennedy symbol endures beneath a gray Bogotá sky.

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Scottsdale Daily Progress details editors and publishing info

The Scottsdale Daily Progress notes Jonathan Marshall Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart Managing Editor along with advertising director. It lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and telephone number WH 63441. Second class postage paid Scottsdale Arizona. Page No. V, No. 139. Eat in gly 29, 1968.

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