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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
16
Editorial reprints an AMA suggested piece urging sex education and frank talk about venereal diseases. It stresses VD as a major urgent issue, calls for avoidance, prompt examination, treatment, and reporting contacts to doctors to eradicate the problem.
The Tulsa Tribune argues America must expand hiking routes from East to West. It notes the Appalachian Trail, Long Trail, Potomac Heritage Trails and proposed Santa Fe Oregon and North Country Trails. Trails cost little and provide green space amid congestion, benefiting current and future generations.
In a private talk to insurance underwriters, Rep. Wilbur Mills hinted he will trim President Johnsons Social Security package. He urged a broad study of the 1945 act before any large benefits or payroll tax changes are approved, casting doubt on a 10 percent tax rate and a $10,800 wage base lift.
A small Temple University dinner in Philadelphia captured a lively discussion on a coming revolution in education. Participants argued that progress from Soviet space achievements has pressured modern schooling toward more math and science while acknowledging unequal access and the need for equal opportunity. The talk cautioned about a surge of packaged, mechanized teaching as technology reshapes classrooms.
A trio of readers weigh in on Anita Ramos Schaff’s February guest editorial, praising the audio lingual approach and criticizing memorized dialogues. They argue the method fosters real use of language, student interest, and practical outcomes over grammar translation.
Roscoe Drummond argues three shifts favor Vietnam peace or prolong war. Indonesia's Suharto gains stability and pursues a regional alliance. Mao admits the cultural revolution is failing and Moscow could cut Hanoi’s supplies, giving the Soviet Union decisive leverage. Peace could come if Moscow pressures Hanoi.
Insiders say Nixon near bagging the GOP nomination as color TV reshapes perception by 1960. A hypothetical scene shows a dialog in a middle class living room about Nixon and rivals, stressing cynicism, aging voters, and a new generation with no preconceptions.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. Telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. No responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or photographs. March 2, 1967 notice.
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