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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
4
The editorial argues urban crime stems from an antiquated welfare system in Arizona. It cites archaic laws and ambivalence toward aid as degrading and family-damaging, creating a cycle of poverty and crime. It calls for a high-level committee to revise welfare and curb costs.
The piece notes spring fashion as girls wear bright hair curlers in colors like pink and blue. It humorously critiques camouflage and vanity, arguing curlers aim for curl and charm while questioning self perception and outer appearance.
Roscoe Plummond argues for strong federal gun-control measures citing Philadelphia's 1965 law and its impact. He notes higher crime in unconstrained cities, credits public support and organized leadership for reform, and claims the Philadelphia law blocked 139 potential buyers including criminals and former mental patients in its first 18 months.
Fred Trump of Scottsdale writes in support of strong U S policy to back Israel while opposing communism and criticizes UN and Thant for inaction. He cites Spain under Franco as a practical ally and urges continued hard hitting editorials to provoke public thought on American foreign policy.
Bob Considine recalls a World Press Institute forum at Macalester College where 15 foreign reporters from Australia to Britain questioned U.S. motives. They argued Americans are seen as powerful and biased, with comments on Vietnam, China ties, and cultural arrogance reflecting diverse international views.
Barry Goldwater argues the real war is with communism not local clashes. He cites Soviet weapons to Egypt and Syria, subversion in Somaliland and Eritrea, Aden’s fate, and a plan to control the Suez and Indian Ocean routes, urging Western resolve to deter expansion.
Jerry McElfrash is identified as Managing Editor and W. B. Doc Wright as Assistant Publisher in a byline line. The note lists two newsroom leaders with full names and roles. No events or dates are provided.
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