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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1971

Page

2

Don’t Move Mountains Editorial Urges Unified Action

An editorial endorses Dr. Robert Nenad’s campaign to protect Phoenix Mountains from unchecked development. It calls for a regional moratorium, cooperation among governments, and ordinances requiring builders to leave land in natural condition. It argues public welfare and aesthetics over individual profit and urges widespread civic protest to safeguard the mountains.

Robert Nenad Dr. Nenad Sears Mummy Mountain Phoenix Nenad Mountains Phoenix Mountains

Justice with decorum in the courtroom

Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged decorum in the courtroom saying arrogance and noise confuse zealous advocacy and hinder the search for truth. He warned that disrespect by some lawyers imperils the judicial system and called for steps to restore dignity in courts.

American Law Institute Warren E. Burger Burger

Papers show LBJ tortured by doubt in 1964 Vietnam debate

A 1960s Vietnam dossier published by The New York Times is argued to distort Johnson’s stance and fuel antiwar rhetoric. Officials warn the release could erode trust in government and boost far left aims while obscuring that aides prepared contingency plans and Johnson hesitated on full escalation.

Washington Vietnam New York Times Lyndon Johnson Johnson North Vietnam Times Mr. Johnson U.S United States Saigon Dgo Dinh Diem Diem de Gaulle News of the Week South Vietnam Southeast Asia India the Times Pleiku Central Highlands Bundy Pentagon Maxwell Taylor State Department Aencen Alion

Unspoiled Desert Park Praised by Scottsdale Resident

A Scottsdale resident urges preservation of a park donated by Mrs Stillman. The writer argues the park’s desert scenery should remain untouched as urban growth swallows open spaces and valley communities expand. The letter appeals to Mr Guy Stillman to protect the natural landscape.

Guy Stillman Mr. Stillman Scottsdale Hove Arizona Carolina Butler

Reader defends Herblock cartoons as consistently critical

A reader writes in rebutting two letters to the editor about Mr. Herblock. The letter-writer asserts Herblock consistently attacks rather than supports, noting a long history of cartoons that many viewers may view as perpetually opposing.

Herblock

Public Service Call Over Herblock Criticism

A letter argues the Progress should stop publishing Mr. Herblock’s non returnable trash and urges constructive criticism for Scottsdale readers. The writer says today’s problems require knowledgeable voices and public service rather than needless critique.

Scottsdale Herblock

Judd questions inevitable admission of China to United Nations

Dr. Walter H. Judd, longtime China expert and Republican figure, argues that admission of the People's Republic of China to the United Nations is not inevitable. He cites past votes and argues the UN is not truly universal, noting historical opposition and the need to consider nonmember nations like West Germany in evaluating the concept of universality.

New York Walter H. Judd Peking John Chancellor NBC Cuba Dr. Judd Committee of One Million China United Nations U.N Red China Mao Soviet Union West Germany Russia Judd Hong Kong Berlin Wall Switzerland Siam Yul Brynner

Our Man Hoppe Sam Houston Chiliburger Ends War

In a satirical Paris peace talk parody, the 43-year conflict ends after a mock stalemate. Negotiators discuss troop withdrawal and POW releases over meals, with the punchline locating a South Burpee Texas chiliburger as the treaty’s symbol and soldiers pulled back from West Whining East Whining and South Burpee.

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