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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
4
The Citizens Advisory Committee hosts four public meetings to gather residents ideas on crowded classrooms special education needs and boundary policies. Meetings run 7 30 p m tonight through Thursday at Arcadia Saguaro Coronado and Scottsdale High Schools.
The article notes Adam Clayton Powell's expulsion from the Congressional Garden of Eden style satire. It argues Powell abused trust and mocks Congress calling for ethical guidelines as about 50 members have relatives on payroll and suggests potential censure of other lawmakers.
In the House Banking Committee a reform bid led by Rep. Lud Ashley challenges Patman on control of staff and procedural powers. Insurgents seek majority approval for key actions while leveraging Republican votes to curb Patman’s influence over committee operations and staff selections.
Reader disputes gun control points from a New York Times piece. He cites daily firearm deaths, questions universal registration, and argues for enforcement of existing laws, stronger penalties, and targeted bans on military or foreign-made weapons. He also notes law enforcement views and the Sullivan Act’s precedents.
Ralph McGill discusses television’s hold on children at a national convention. He cites a mother whose child ignores parents and homework and prefers TV, calling it the third parent with instant communication and a hypnotic pull.
Barry Goldwater attacks the administration’s Vietnam handling as a sanity gap wider than its credibility gap. He cites truces increasing enemy strength, reckless safeguards for Haiphong routes, and fear-mongering over Red China and the Soviet Union to argue the U S must abandon flawed public policy and pursue decisive victory.
A private initiative led by Brig. Gen. Frank Garrelson mobilizes supporters from major New York firms to assist Marine hero Robert Emmett O Malley. He seeks education and medical care after Medal of Honor honors, with plans for school, college funding, and guidance. Actors and others push relief beyond government aid.
Scottsdale Progress reports Vol. VII No. 16 dated March 6 1967 with note of association membership for greater public service. Local editor W B Das Wright listed as assistant publisher.
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