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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues educators should decide reading material but acknowledges parental input. It condemns Arcadia High School for withdrawing A Mixed Bag after a local controversy and warns against censorship without clear review processes.
In a special Charlotte meeting three days before a primary, the City Council passed one ordinance banning indecent exposure in any business or public place and, with a separate 6 0 vote, another measure imposing a 500 license fee on topless or nude entertainers or employees. The two actions appear inconsistent as lawmakers rush to address nudity while debating licensing and profit.
Defense Secretary Melville R. Laird disclosed the Pentagon is studying a submarine armed with tactical missiles to strike enemy ships. The remarks, made at the keel laying of the Lipscomb submarine in Groton, echo experts' warnings that the U S must advance submarine launched weapons amid Soviet progress.
The article notes President Truman and Rep. Nixon clashing over an attempted Congressional Medal of Honor award, Truman’s temper, and Nixon’s regular communications with Truman. It mentions NASA heart monitoring at Walter Reed, Gen. Bob Schulz’s visits, and Mars mission timing with the Mariner probe.
Jerrye Champion reviews Morris Kominsky's study of ultra rightists in The Hoaxers. The book argues lies and distortions are used to mislead the public and push toward war. It offers extensive quotes and documentation, praising thorough research while noting heavy reading.
Villa Monterey residents, opposing a January approval of Camelback Road Hayden Road high-rise plans, urge a charter amendment to end the threat. Mrs. John V. Rowan endorses action and seeks clear positions from candidates ahead of Scottsdale's 1972 mayoral and council races.
A reader questions the fairness of Goodwill and Salvation Army resale stores selling donated items to middle class shoppers. The editor notes these groups fund programs through sales but do not screen buyers, urging continued focus on aiding low income households.
Over Memorial Day weekend in Scottsdale a group of VFW and Legion members with Sen David Kret dedicated time to honor and encourage respect for the cause behind the holiday. Mrs Willard Anderson thanks organizers for a truly meaningful public service for her family.
A library display ranks ten titles by popularity. Notable entries include Reich The Greening of America and Uris QB VII, with Plath The Bell Jar and MacLaine Dont Fall Off the Mountain also featured.
Billie Gentry reports Scottsdale residents and Citizens Against Bisecting Scottsdale led by Ted Dodds achieved progress on rerouting the East Papago Freeway through public involvement. The Scottsdale Young Republican Club hosted panel meetings and supported civic participation in the controversy.
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle quotes a remark about Wisecave while the Los Beles Times reports Governor Reagan submitting a precariously balanced $6.74 spending program for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1.
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