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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

2

Editorial on graduating students facing a turbulent world

The piece speaks to Scottsdale high school graduates about leaving safety behind and entering a world shaped by war, nuclear risk, and social strife. It urges personal responsibility, positive thinking, and community involvement to influence a better future.

Scottsdale Hitler Germany Europe Japan Pearl Harbor United States Pacific Vietnam

Sears and Ward’s gun sales curb boosts private action

In response to Kennedy and King shootings, Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck impose stricter rules than Congress. They halt mail gun shipments and require buyers to be at least 21. Analysts say self-regulation earns praise despite possible business loss.

Robert F. Kennedy Martin Luther King Congress Montgomery, Ward and Sears, Roebuck & Co Wards Sears

Explorer I and wartime musings from Von Braun and Nova

New York columnist Bob Considine presents Wernher von Braun on Explorer I as father and child of U S spaceflight noting its delays and discoveries like the Van Allen Belt. He also cites Lou Nova’s presidential bid and proposes a civilized war against Mars as an alternate path to prosperity.

Explorer I Phro- Considine Gram U.S America Explorer Earth Lou Nova United States White House Mars

Letter on Disney films and drive-in prices for families

The writer protests drive-in theater charges for Walt Disney films, arguing wholesome family entertainment should be free for children and that admissions from larger families or the economically challenged are unfair. She suggests free Disney screenings and fees only for hate filled or violent movies. Betty Lindgren, 6359 Rose Circle, Scottsdale.

Walt Disney

Fragmented Notice From Inland Papers Covers Names and Ban

A collection of clipped notes from various papers mentions a request to withhold a name due to FBI investigation comments, alongside brief zingers and scattered references. The text includes mentions of Idaho Falls, Chicago Tribune, Birmingham News, Wichita Beacon, New York News, Morristown Record, and a playful jab about poets and war rumors with no coherent narrative or clear outcome.

McGill Seminar Urges White Community Shift Before Helping Blacks

Ralph McGill and a university panel discuss civil rights and the need for educational institutions to first reform white attitudes before aiding Negro communities. A young Negro social worker warns that change must start at home, while critics note racist threats and the limits of well meaning programs without understanding local dynamics.

McGill

Goldwater Libel Suit Highlights Psychiatric Controversy

The piece notes Barry Goldwater’s $75,000 libel judgment against Fact magazine and publisher Ralph Ginsburg over an 1964 article claiming 1,189 psychiatrists deemed him unfit. It critiques psychiatrists and Freud linked to political smear and recalls Wilson/Bullitt critique, urging lessons against dirty pool in elections.

Barry. Goldwater Goldwater Fact Ralph Ginsburg Barry Goldwater Dirty Pool Woodrow Wilson Sigmund Freud William ‘C. Bullitt Freud Wilson Ginsburg

Scottsdale Progress details and publisher information

The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company lists editor and publisher credits and operating schedule. It notes Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August with a Scottsdale address 20 percent ballpark plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85262 and telephone number 947 7544. It states responsibility disclaimer for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs and identifies Volume VIII Number 95.

Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Ariz

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