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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1967

Page

4

Shame on Stanford students for mobbing Humphrey

Progress editorial condemns Stanford students for violent disruption of a public official, calling the act indefensible and antithetical to orderly democratic dissent. It warns that such rowdyism erodes the right to debate and could push discourse to unfit venues. It draws parallels to Nazi-era behavior and urges safe, orderly protest on campus.

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Dial a Recipe and Local News by Telephone in Britain

The piece notes how dial services in Britain and Boston provide timely tips and news via voice messages. It highlights cowed by cooperative bird watchers and local recipes broadcast by government backed efforts to promote domestic foods.

Boston Art Museum Britain Enced Government Post Office British Farm Produce Council Bristol Glasgow Birmingham Belfast London

California’s Kuchel shifts stance to back Reagan plan

In a landmark Los Angeles luncheon, liberal Sen. Kuchel agrees to publicly align with Gov. Reagan. Supporters say the move could secure a 1988 renomination and a smooth general election amid a divided California Democratic Party.

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Dog tale and valor remembered in lighthearted and heroic strokes

A playful Rome anecdote about a dog on a leash pulling into a church and a bus driver joining a church visit, followed by Maj. Bernie Fisher’s Medal of Honor heroics in Vietnam. The tale notes a Skyraider propeller memorial at Pleiku and a planned museum display at Wright-Patterson Field.

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Scottsdale Cleanup Plea From Local Garden Club

The Scottsdale Garden Club urges residents to pick up trash along Bell Road and Scottsdale Road in the old canal bed to restore the town’s beauty. They call for civic action, noting water rate concerns and street lighting, and propose youth involvement as a civic project to prevent further deterioration.

Scottsdale Bell Rd Scottsdale Rd Phoenix Messinger Cavalier Vista No. III

Letters From Readers At The Bootstown Daily Progress

The Bootstown Daily Progress notes a letters page policy allowing readers to submit messages up to 400 words. All letters should include the writer's name and address, though the address may be withheld upon request.

Boottsdale Daily Progress

Authentic conservatives debated by Javits and GOP rivals

Senator Jacob Javits of New York argues for an authentic conservatism that defends the Constitution and rights while resisting extremism. He contrasts this with ultra right groups and a Republican platform he deems harsh and impractical, urging a calm, workable approach to social and economic issues.

Sen Jacob K. Javits New York Sen. Javits

Dear Mr Ho Minh: letter to Minh Ho Hopne Chi

Private Drab writes to Ho Chi Minh asking him to surrender and end the war. Captain Ace tears up the note, noting the absurdity of demanding an enemy surrender. Drab and Partz debate a second attempt to write a letter while the army morale and wartime banter unfold.

Oliver Drab Mr. Ho Mr. Minh Drab Capt Buck Ace Crab U.S. Army Capt. Ace Corp. Partz Mr. Johnson

Fragmented paper notices from multiple towns

Readable snippets report a Thalr gift scene, a man taking money inside a vault, guests laid up with flu at a hotel, and a jar causing about $50,000 in damage to a bride’s supports in Lynchburg.

Lynchburg

Scottsdale Progress Editorial and Publishing Details

Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Phone 947-7644. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. The Progress cannot accept responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. Member of ABIRA Newspapers Association or For Greater Public Service.

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