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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
2
A fragmented editorial evaluates American art trends and museum directions. It argues for a strong national program, notes the return of past masters, and predicts shifts toward smaller galleries and fewer contemporary shows.
A rookie airman, about two months in training, complains about morale under new procedures. He notes limited reading access and criticizes what he calls a police state tactic affecting discipline and learning.
In Michigan a chaotic fight over McNara and party leadership unfolds as names shift and potential primaries loom. Washington insiders discuss strategy while Detroit figures debate candidates and alliances.
A reader questions how converting property to rental use affects deductible losses. An expert explains that merely offering property for rent does not prove a genuine conversion to income production and details how costs, sale price, and depreciation influence deductible losses.
Readers critique a proposed mobile home tax bill, noting it would raise costs for over 50 000 owners many of whom are retired or seasonal. They warn the plan cuts exemptions for furniture and appliances and shifts more tax burden to mobile homeowners while claiming federal funds are misused.
Ralph McGill argues that persistent slums fuel unemployment, crime, and disease among youth. He urges rethinking juvenile court procedures and replacing housing with community based alternatives, calling for tearing down slums and building better housing and schools.
Roscoe Drummond critiques GOP missteps as Republican leaders miss a chance to gain backing in major urban centers. The piece cites internal dissent, anti Semitic and racist factions, and calls for a thorough investigation to restore confidence among minorities and labor in decisive states.
National notice details the new schedule for a public program in Scottsdale. The brief mentions a Sunday exception and references the Scotts organization. Specific dates and full actions are not clear from the readable text.
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