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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorial argues the Near East crisis tests democracy and U S commitment. It cites UN, Nasser, Suez risks, and urges immediate strong support for Israel to defend democratic principles and prevent a wider slaughter.
In Warsaw a clash develops within the Polish Communist party between the old guard led by Wladislaw Gomulka and younger reformist technocrats. The technocrats push for market-oriented reforms and mass car production to boost consumption while the old guard resists businesslike enterprises and Western engagement.
The speaker compares Barry Goldwater’s criticism of Hubert Humphrey on domestic violence with the stance on Vietnam, arguing both sides imply guilt lies with the advocates of violence rather than the violators. He contends that in Vietnam the aim is to give the Viet Cong a role in South Vietnam’s government, and in the cities, violence must be prosecuted in court rather than appeased. He asserts victory is essential for freedom at home and abroad.
A reader defends motherhood in the Mrs America pageant noting a pregnant contestant, Mrs North Carolina, asked to be dropped. The letter praises Mrs America Marlene Cochran of Shawnee Mission Kan and defends the competition’s homemaker based events.
Scottsdale saw permit values for January to May 1987 reach 1 377 825 with a year end projection above prior records. The rise follows a 1 million permit for the Valley Ho last year. Ellie Lee Kahl, a Scottsdale High School teacher, was named national Teacher of the Year by the National Federation of Women's Clubs in Asheville.
Ralph McGill notes George Wallace faced a cool reception in Boston while railing at the press. He argues federal desegregation orders and civil rights protections must be upheld, urging Congress and officials to obey the law to curb rising tensions and violence.
Bob Considine reports that the first astronauts to return from the moon will face a month in quarantine at NASA facilities. Wives and families may visit through barriers, while the 100 pounds of lunar samples undergo guarded examination with remote handling. The process and prison-like setup emphasize safety and secrecy around the Apollo mission.
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