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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
3
Progress editorial page surveys topics from Binghamton to Scottsdale noting Neutra civic project in Binghamton and a water shortage dilemma. It covers New York water rules for restaurants and a plan to fine serving water without request. It also mocks Soviet caviar claims and debates lowering voting age while warning about long lines.
Ralph McGill argues that early intervention reshapes schooling through Head Start like programs. He cites Nashville experience with Vanderbilt Fisk and Peabody, highlighting ungraded systems, parent partnerships, and environmental impact on intelligence growth.
Rowland Evans profiles General Antonio Imbert and his central role in the Dominican Republic upheaval, detailing how his control of police and finances, backed by U.S. influence, positions him to head a junta. The piece notes his readiness to consolidate power and the risks of U.S. hopes for reform.
A motorist, speeding 15 mph over limit, disputes being singled out while others speed freely. A motorcycle officer stops him and issues a ticket. He argues constitutional protections should apply to all drivers equally.
An American Bar Association piece by Will Bernard argues broad enforcement is impractical. A traffic study suggests citywide violations would require vast police manpower, forcing scarce officers to abandon other duties. The piece contends imperfect enforcement still serves justice.
Eugene McCarthy urges the government to spend 80000 to research why the loon vanishes from northern lakes and to explore actions to restore the bird. The Chicago American notes the loon’s distinctive call and its importance to fishermen and northern heritage.
Barry Goldwater argues Hanoi can wait as Washington signals shift with carrots and bombs. He traces a pattern of inconsistent U S moves from Johns Hopkins speech to five day bombing pause and Fulbright critique. The piece claims North Viet Nam sees Washington as indecisive and will not negotiate.
A letter from the Easter Seal Society thanks the Scottsdale Daily Progress for aiding its program. The note credits the newspaper with public awareness and cooperation that enabled service to more than 8,000 Arizona handicapped individuals.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes each afternoon except Sunday from 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona with staff including Dan Byrne editor and publisher T Frank Stewart managing editor and advertising director. The office lists WH 6 3441 as telephone and notes second class postage at Scottsdale. Vol V No 93 dated June 4 1965.
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