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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

2

Editorial on Earl Warren’s tenure and succession

The piece notes Chief Justice Earl Warren faced strong attacks during a turbulent era. It contrasts past justices Marshall Taney Hughes and debates over Warren’s legacy. It discusses President Johnson’s nomination of Abe Fortas and Senator Fannin’s critique, arguing Warren’s place in history warrants high regard.

Supreme Court Marshall Eriod Taney Charles Evans ‘Hughes Earl Warren Warren Abe Fortas Paul Fannin Johnson

Scorpion Submarine Tragedy Prompts Call for Escape System

Testimony at a naval court of inquiry into the Scorpion disaster describes the crew's nightmare below the sea. Sources say repair needs and a prior collision may have contributed while calling for an emergency escape system for submarines.

Naval Court of Inquiry Botton

Nixon Lindsay ticket discussed despite 12th Amendment risks

Midwestern Republicans privately explore a Nixon Lindsay ticket with Nixon possibly changing residence after Election Day to satisfy the 12th Amendment. They cite legal workarounds and the need for cross state appeal, while opponents warn of credibility damage if residence moves occur.

Washington Nixon . Lindsay Richard M. Nixon Ohio Ilinois Indiana Nixon Lindsay New York State New York Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Humphrey - McCarthy Humphrey District of Columbia Library of Congress Congress Midwest U.S Robert F. Kennedy Harlem Dick Nixon

Gun control zeal in Arizona forum missives letter

Charles W. Belser argues for stronger gun laws and supports the gun drive monument honoring Kennedy and other victims. He asserts gun control reduces deaths, condemns organized crime, and calls for leaving firearms only to police and military, debating abolition of guns.

Arizona Democratic Forum Robert F. Kennedy Martin—Lutcher Kennedy Medgar Evers U.S Germany England France

Decentralize federal aid to empower state and local governments

Washington editors urge radical decentralization of federal assistance. Rep. Roth’s study shows 1050 programs dispensing over $20 billion annually with little coordination. A Hoover‑type commission should craft a single catalogue and push Congress to act next year.

William V. Roth, Jr R.-Del Washington Moynihan Kennedy Harvard MIT Center Roth Congress White House Hoover Commission

Champagne Living on a Beer Budget review

A cordial critique of Mike and Marilyn Ferguson's 1968 Putnam volume Champagne Living on a Beer Budget. The couple mixes humor with savings advice, cites brand names, debunks consumer myths, and urges readers to compare prices, shop smart, and rent items when appropriate. The reviewer endorses the book as a practical reference for budget living.

Mike Marilyn Ferguson Putnam

Cites killings by automobiles and calls for firearm controls

The writer argues for firearms registration comparing it to auto licensing and asks whether registration has reduced highway murders. He warns that automobiles are weapons of criminals and a growing cause of crime among the young.

Scottsdale Leaders Named at Father Novatus Council

Leo P. Hogan was named grand knight of the Father Novatus Council of the Knights of Columbus in Scottsdale Ten Years Ago. Officers listed include Edward J. Flynn deputy grand knight and Harry W. Hanish chancellor with other roles filled by Bern ard J Rakowski Erwin H Paul Harvey A Humphrey Alexander W Prokop Harold Christensen Thomas P MacMillan Robert G Villa and Rep John J Rhodes among attendees and council members. Rhodes, Republican, seeks re election for First Arizona District as Mesa attorney outlines a seven point program.

Leo P. Hogan Father Novatus Knights of Columbus Edward J. Flynn Harry W. Hanish Bernard J. “Rakowski Erwin H. Paul Harvey A. Humphrey Alexander W. Prokop Harold ‘Christensen Thomas P. MacMillan Robert G.villa John J

Hubert The Hired Man Opens In Our Town Pharmacy

In a morning installment, Hubert the kindly pharmacist eyes a future as owner while Uncle Sam laments smog and riots. The Boss plans retirement, Hubert muses on loyalty, and a wary Sam questions remedies as negotiations loom for January takeover.

Hubert Hoppe Hubert Sam Grommet Sam

McElfresh Credits Editor Wright in Publisher Note

Jerry McElfresh acknowledges W. B. Doc Wright as managing editor and assistant editor with Wright’s leadership helping steer the publication. The note underscores Wright’s roles alongside McElfresh in publishing decisions and editorial direction.

Jerry McElfresh W. B Doc" Wright

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