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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorial urges that chronic hunger endangers peace and democracy. It cites Pope John XXIII and Vice President Humphrey linking rising food deficits to communist gains in India, arguing Western effort must match military focus with the hunger crisis to preserve liberty and stability.
Henry R. Luce, a pivotal Twentieth Century figure and founder of Time Magazine, died in Phoenix yesterday. Born in China to a Presbyterian missionary, he rose from Yale graduate to co creator of Time, building a vast publishing empire and supporting charity and culture through his later years with wife Clare Booth Luce at their Valley home.
Evans Novak report says George Romney completed a five state Far West tour without a collapse and remains the early front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination. Romney faced press scrutiny, refined his strategy, and relied on expert speechwriters to court national reporters. The trip highlighted Vietnam stance inconsistencies but avoided major newspaper backlash.
A public service feature explains that riders assume some risk in amusement park activities but injuries from hidden defects or non obvious dangers can yield damages. Courts uphold claims when dangers were not the rider’s bargain and not openly observable.
A grateful family writes about the care their husband and father received after a heart attack during an asthma attack. They praise Dr. Smith and Dr. Rabe, the bedside nurses, and male nurse Quimby, noting constant attention and compassionate, skilled care. They urge community support for hospital expansion.
Bob Considine lumps Red China and the Kremlin in a volley of accusations about arms labeling and weapon transfers to North Vietnam. The column notes fear in Moscow over Mao’s influence, cites past Soviet mislabeling tricks, and hints at possible inquiries into U.S. political finances.
Scouts and Brownies of District 8 contributed 39 trees to the new city park with Mrs. Frank Anderson heading the planting ceremony committee. Service clubs announced National Brotherhood Week programs led by Hans Lill, listing events at Scottsdale High School Kiwanis Club Optimist Club and Business and Professional Women, with Lions Club set to present an appropriate program.
Barry Goldwater argues that unvetted CIA funds used to support private groups like the National Students Association and the American Newspaper Guild threaten domestic politics. He says CIA money may drive these groups’ agendas at home as well as abroad, demanding scrutiny in future discussions.
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