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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
5
A long running conflict among Governor Sam Goddard and Arizona state legislative leaders has stalled government, wasted taxpayer money, and left essential issues unresolved. A blue ribbon committee proposed to include two staff members, two majority lawmakers, and three trusted citizens to break the deadlock.
Washington weighs the April 28 decision to send Marines to the Dominican Republic and whether it marks a shift in the American stance on wars of national liberation. Officials compare Johnson to Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy, arguing the action tests containment doctrine versus a bold response to Communist pressure in the hemisphere.
A Frontier Lanes owner protests recent coverage describing the incident at the Scottsdale bowling alley. He defends the business, notes community involvement, and asks for fair space to present his side when facts are fully examined. He asserts no police trouble and questions one sided reporting.
A collage of aphorisms on the influence of small things. Notable lines about trifles shaping outcomes from thinkers Coleridge Emerson Lowell and others emphasize how a single hair, look, or word can alter life.
James Gavin reviews Charles de Gaulle in the Atlantic Monthly, praising Gavin as a leading strategist. The piece discusses De Gaulle’s ego, nationalism, and Europe’s posture within NATO and the Marshall Plan era, urging patience and understanding in US Franco relations.
Barry Goldwater targets liberals over the right to work under Taft Hartley Section 14 B. He argues repeal would erode individual freedom, sparking a civil rights showdown as unions and liberal groups clash on labor rights and constitutional choices. Willard Wirtz defends a liberal view, stressing civil liberties.
Scottsdale Daily Progress lists Dan Byrne publisher T Frank Stewart managing editor Advertising director. The paper is published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona.
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