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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
3
In a critical editorial the piece faults the United States for endless Vietnam policy shifts. It argues the Saigon government drives U.S. involvement, declares the war escalating beyond a local conflict, and demands civilian control and a public, constitutional decision on war aims and costs.
Ralph McGill reflects on the 1586 Spanish colonial fall of Santo Domingo and compares it to modern struggles for self-determination. He argues for a renewed UN role and capable power governance to prevent chaos and protect national interests.
President Johnson confronts Fed Chairman William Martin as he shifts money supply policy. The conflict centers on preventing recession while keeping business confidence, with Fowler poised to challenge the central bank’s stance in a fraught Capitol Hill power struggle.
Kaltenborn died at 86 last week in New York. He shaped radio news with mature, opinionated broadcasts and a disciplined, clear style. Considine recalls his early days, wartime reporting, and fearless pursuit of truth. Kaltenborn inspired countless listeners and reporters with integrity and rigorous scholarship.
A brief editorial notes the courts lack authority over cadet crops while urging readers to vote on Tuesday. The Raleigh News and Observer and Tampa Tribune items appear in one clipping.
The article explains patents grant exclusive rights for 17 years, with half of applications succeeding. It notes the potential scare to copycats, limits on private use, and public domain after term. Describes constitutional basis, societal aims, and quotes Lincoln on patents fueling genius.
A collection of notable statements on justice from Longfellow Justinian Gladstone Franklin Aristotle and Daniel Webster. The notes contrast fair treatment with delayed justice and the law’s role in punishing the guilty to protect the innocent.
Barry Goldwater endorses a Free Society Association inspired by Britain to study conservative principles and public problems. He envisions it funding research on welfare, taxation, labor unions, and government guidelines to arm Republican spokesmen with factual analysis for future victory.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes weekday afternoons with offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona The newspaper lists telephone numbers and a second class postage paid designation and notes volume and issue details for June 21 1965 at Scottsdale Arizona.
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