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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
3
Progress editorial urges City Council to hire architect Rennie Gonzales for Scottsdale’s new civic center. It praises Gonzales, calls for freedom in design, and argues the project should be bold, expansive, and welcoming to residents and visitors.
A Chase National Bank study claims a wife is worth 150.3 dollars a week and a 99.6 hour work week totals 8285.68 dollars a year. The bank's computer allegedly tallies wives nationwide at about 250 million dollars annually, a result critics call dubious.
Roscoe Drummond notes Egypt's United Arab Republic shows rising production and income, expanding health and education, and large aid from East and West. He credits Nasser, the people, and foreign aid, but warns of hard currency shortages and uneven gains amid ongoing socialist reforms.
Evans Novak reports a conservative fringe within the Republican Party pushes a Paris delegation under Rep. Findley to probe U.S. relations with De Gaulle and NATO. The plan reflects internal party strategy amid debates over NATO's future and overseas influence.
A humorous column on Bob Considine and Rube Goldberg at 82, mixing reminiscence of wartime fame with reflections on taxes. It trips through cartoons, the Artists and Writers Club golf outing, and musings on future plans, pausing to note Qatar's tax-free status and historical tax revolts.
The Richmond Times Dispatch highlights common home hazards identified by the American Insurance Association. Dangers include old papers, discarded clothing, frayed cords, broken switches, loose outlets, flammable curtains, grease near stoves, open paint cans, oily garage floors, and debris in yards. It notes over 110 Americans died in fires last year and urges vigilance to reduce injuries and property loss.
Barry Goldwater criticizes the proposed aid to higher education bill as advancing a socialized education aim with no tuition beyond high school. He cites disputed statistics on enrollment and classroom shortages, arguing the president’s plan adds red tape and skeptical figures weaken claims of need.
Barre Montpelier Vermont Times Argus reports the death of the first female U S cabinet member. The obituary notes her historic role and legacy as a pioneering physician in public service. Memorial tributes from Waterbury Connecticut and American colleagues emphasize her trailblazing career.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is issued every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Telephone WH 6 3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Volume V Number 101 dated June 14 1965.
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