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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
4
The page riffs on city street name reviews and road renaming, notes on Monte Vista and Scottsdale corridors, and a caution about a vacant lot near Third Ave and Scottsdale Rd posing fire risk. It jokes about Eisenhower fashion and airline safety while ending with a children’s quip about a nursery school boy and a punchline.
Roscoe Drummond assesses a tense United Nations General Assembly session where the United States aims to press for peace in the Middle East amid Soviet pressure. He notes Moscow’s tactic to condemn Israel, Arab reluctance, and Israel’s push for a negotiated peace and recognition of Israel’s sovereignty.
In a petition led by Hy-View residents, parents demand a direct Oak Street bridge to access schools and ease traffic. They cite bullying on the current footbridge, weather issues, and restricted exits on 64th Street as justification, noting property values may rise with better access. Signatories include David G. Berkey and others.
The piece argues Kosygin uses the United Nations for propaganda while seeking peace through big powers. It contrasts Soviet and Arab stances, notes U S aid to Arabs exceeds aid to Israel, and asserts true peace requires Arab-Israeli negotiations with UN support. It cites Nasser’s leadership and calls for negotiated settlement.
Bob Considine reviews No Place to Die The Agony of Vietnam by Hugh Mulligan a Vietnam War correspondent who writes in the Ernie Pyle vein The book examines the human cost of the war and includes the twelve point Viet Cong Code of Discipline while noting Viet Cong tactics and Ronnie Red terror and conscription pressures in 1986.
Barry Goldwater argues three levels of power reliability concerns. He cites 1965 and other blackouts, warns against federal overreach and grids that could spread outages, and calls for private enterprise and nuclear energy to expand supply. He urges open debate on sabotage risks and federal policy balance.
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