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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
2
The guest editorial argues for enduring academic freedom as essential to truth and inquiry, noting societies may restrict research to protect power structures. It warns that insulating professors from criticism harms inquiry and taxes, urging defense of free inquiry and honest taxpayer support.
Ralph McGill reports at the Bronx Zoo that four Congo and Mali mountain gorillas captured on a staged test showed calmer behavior after a 16 inch black and white TV was installed between their cages. Quarreling and yawning ceased while they watched preferred programs such as cowboys and Indians and frug dances. Orangutans nearby showed no interest.
The piece explains broker commissions hinge on producing a ready, willing, and able buyer on the seller’s terms. If the buyer’s conditions cause a refusal, courts may deny a commission. It cites cases with drapes, paint, and cash versus note deals, and notes the owner’s discretion to reject unsatisfactory offers.
In a New York People column reflections on John Glenn as a consultant to the manned space program reveal scant public involvement beyond a single day's work. The piece also recalls presidential figures and wartime careers, including Dwight Eisenhower and Omar Bradley, linking them to West Point and early aviation lore.
The West German Parliament extended the legal window for arrest and prosecution of Nazi criminals to late 1969 amid debate over limiting punishment for mass murder. Deputy Ernest Benda urged longer extensions as trials continue, arguing German honor and justice require pursuing murderers.
Marquis Childs notes President Johnson’s Howard University address frames racial injustice as a historic dividing line. He asserts further strides are needed beyond voting rights, forecasting a fall conference to pursue deeper solutions in poverty, housing, and employment amid a widening national rift.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale. Editor Jonathan Marshall, Dan Byrne publisher, T Frank Stewart managing editor, advertising director. Volume V number 100 dated June 12 1968. Page 4 ATI to Vol. V No. 100.
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