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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
4
The Phoenix area ranks among the dirtiest in the nation due to auto exhaust and mining dust. The editorial urges a 1968 mandate for anti smog devices, plus rapid transit and bus system studies funded by federal dollars to curb rising private car use and protect tourism and health.
A reader laments paying extra for tax envelopes. They support the income tax but complain the Post Office earns revenue from postage on a free government service. They argue for a postage free envelope to ease the tax burden.
The American for Democratic Action faces a deep internal rift as militants and bread and butter liberals clash over Vietnam policy and 1968 presidential support. Key figures Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Richard Goodwin push a pro restraint resolution, while critics urge broader peace focus.
Thoughtful advice appears that golf can help a man decide which path to take in life. It notes time moves at the same 60 minutes per hour for all, regardless of who they are.
In the 90th Congress the sponsor proposes two bills H R 7384 and H R 7808 to regulate interrogation by federal and DC officers. He argues for clearly defined on the scene questioning and custody safeguards to protect rights while aiding effective policing, noting the Miranda confusion. The speech frames a balanced approach between civil liberties and enforcement needs.
A collection of aphorisms on error and learning from Cicero H L Wayland Tryon Edwards Rochefoucauld Longfellow and Jefferson. The lines emphasize admitting mistakes learning from them and the value of error in progress.
A satire follows Aristotle Spinoza who abandons cleanliness and embraces long hair and hippie life. After LSD experiments and a perfected pill that alters feelings, humanity stops wars but fails to progress or reproduce, ending with a three toed sloth. The moral warns against love induced by chemicals.
Ralph McGill reflects on Israeli troops at the Wailing Wall amid Middle East tensions. He notes the wall’s history, Zionist morale, and legends linking Solomon’s era to contemporary Israel while contrasting Arab disillusionment and Soviet- Egyptian dynamics.
In New York the UN audience on TV features Ar es Goldberg and Adlai Stevenson as voices for U S policy while Warren Austin recalls Arabs and Jews should settle with Christian goodwill A Catholic education reform report from the American Jewish Committee notes changes to a Spanish reader Yo Soy Español and a Vatican council backing ecumenism. The Sperry Center at the International University for Social Studies Pro Deo in Rome aims to rewrite revise or reject two millennia of religious rancor.
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