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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

4

Glassboro summit briefed in a small New Jersey town

The Glassboro meeting site between President Johnson and Chairman Kosygin drew attention as a midtown choice between New York and Washington. The editorial notes the brief talks and questions whether global crises like China’s bomb, Vietnam, the Middle East, and hunger received enough focus from the two powers.

Glassboro N.J New York City Washington, D.C Washington Johnson Kosygin America New York Arizona China Vietnam Middle East

One Universal Emergency Number Proposed for All Regions

A call for a single nationwide emergency number to reach fire police or ambulance quickly. The proposal argues multiple local numbers cause delays and deaths and urges Congress to adopt a universal system with a single dispatcher in each community.

Phoenix Scottsdale Paradise Valley Congress

They Look So Young Then and Now Across History

Ralph McGill reflects on youth in war and leadership as he recalls Joshe Dayan and soldiers from Vietnam, Rome, and Gettysburg. He notes the paradox of age on death stones and the persistent emergence of youth in power across eras.

Ralph McGill Joshe Dayan Wall Old Jerusalem Vietnam McGill Rome National Cemetery Meni Gaius Julius Ceasar B.C Robert E. Lee Gettysburg South Appomattox Antietam George McClellan Napoleon Austerlitz McClellan Emperor John. Kennedy United States Dallas Waterloo Wellington John Kennedy Mao Peking de Gaulle Paris China Red Guards United Nations

Scottsdale Students Win Athletic Letters at Pomona Claremont

Gary Herberger and John A. Poer of Route 2 Scottsdale earned athletic letters at Pomona Claremont College California. Herberger played tennis while Poer joined the golf team. Anthony Arlotta and Joseph Gentile named co chairs for Scottsdale All State hairstyling contest during Arizona Cosmetologists Association convention at Valley Ho Hotel. Darel Clifford named co chair of convention and Don de Membreno installed president of Scottsdale Lions Club with Joe Wong as first vice president and Wash Briggs as secretary.

Gary. Herberger John A. Poer Scottsdale Pomona - Claremont College California Herberger Poer Anthony Arlotta Joseph Gentile Arizona Cosmetologists Association Valley Ho Darel Clifford Don’ de Membreno Scottsdale Lions Club Joe Wong Wash Briggs

Pat Brown Relieved Says He’s Fine And Involved Abroad

Bob Considine reports on Gov. Pat Brown at a party for author Millie Considine. Brown, a partner at Considine Ball firm, discusses working to secure Andreas Papandreou’s return from Greece, citing his family’s California ties and past Berkeley role. He notes the Greek junta and his legal efforts.

Los Angeles Pat Brown Millie Considine California Pat Considine Ball, Hunt, Hart and Brown Joe Ball Greece Andreas Papandreou Andreas Athens James Schwartz United States Berkeley

Farmers turn from LBJ in Midwest poll driven by price fears

Evans Nocal reports that farm voters in Iowa and Nebraska show persistent anti-LBJ sentiment, signaling a Republican tilt in the 1968 farm belt. High hog prices and delayed farm income relief fuel disillusionment, while Orville Freeman remains relatively popular, though farmers blame bureaucrats in the Agriculture Department for undermining support.

Des Moines Kowa Johnson Iowa Nebraska Orville Freeman President Johnson Freeman Mr. Johnson Agriculture Department White House

The Kindly Old Philosopher on Draft Card Burns

A narrator quotes the Kindly Old Philosopher who defends a universal draft while condemning draft card burners and objectors. The exchange touches on fairness, age limits, and patriotic duty in a satirical tone about conscription and political rhetoric.

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