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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
2
Editorial notes concern over heavy developer influence and cautions about relying on computer data over citizen input. It calls for revived STEP citizen committees to improve involvement before tonight's Scottsdale Planning Commission meeting.
The widow of Justice Felix Frankfurter, ill and destitute at 82, lives in a nursing home with $5 000 yearly pension. Six other Supreme Court widows share the inadequacy of pensions planned decades ago. A bill seeks to double their pensions, though remaining insufficient, and should be acted on promptly.
Rocherster and Miami Beach tensions ripple through Minnesota and national circles. The Rochester convention pushed a pro McGovern Coalition platform while elevating figures like Earl Craig and Kenneth Enkel, prompting clashes with party establishment and questions about Miami Beach restraint. Kissinger faces Congress over SALT while Nixon negotiates access and diplomacy broadening. John Connally moves toward Rome as U.S. diplomacy reshapes hosting notes and house hunting.
Readable bits point to a Johnstown New York Patriot reference with sparse context and no clear event or date.
In a fragmentary report readers glimpse a brief item relating to fear or danger connected with a location and a numeric figure. The readable text hints at a local incident but lacks clear names or specifics.
Arthur Hoppe parodies a White House diplomacy scene with Kissinger visiting China. The satirical dialogue mocks U S aims to press Hanoi via Beijing and Moscow, noting costs, alliance strain, and the risk to Nixon’s re election while Chow En Lai hosts.
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