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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues state legislatures bear primary blame for weak auto inspection laws while manufacturers share responsibility for recalls. It urges stronger safety features and systematic inspections, noting human error and dealer practices contribute to unsafe vehicles on U S roads.
Dr. Arthur C. Curtis of the University of Michigan’s Department of Dermatology argues that male pattern baldness is inherited and, without a cure, could eventually leave everyone bald. He warns against greasy hair and promotes cleansing with soap and water to slow the condition.
Chicago Mayor Daley eyes Adlai Stevenson and Sargent Shriver as a strong Democratic ballot pairing to blunt a potential Percy Dirksen Republican ticket. Daley weighs Shriver’s value in securing Black voters while facing fading party control amid rising white backlash and Black defections.
The Missive discusses a 1941 calendar and a perpetual calendar concept to illustrate time looping. It notes changing a numeral creates an extra calendar and reflects on history, responsibility, and American heritage while inviting reader letters with full names and addresses. Mabel Danner of 6985 Ek Hubbell St, Scottsdale signs the piece.
Chicago visitor Jacob Dudens vents about beer costs at Scottsdale Stadium, noting 50 cents a bottle versus 40 cents in Chicago and criticizing temperature. He hints at switching to Phoenix Giants games and claims 30 years of Cub fandom.
Ralph McGill notes London’s fading empire-era flamboyance as the city eases into austerity. He recalls a 1920s masseur for Follies and warns of a culture clash with modern Go-Go and LSD trends. He cites Labour’s steadiness, Tory decline, and Wilson’s stance on unions and Vietnam.
Alexander Kerensky, living quietly near Park Avenue, discusses Soviet Russia with detachment. He argues the Cold War must evolve, condemns Bolshevik excess, and says Marxist economics failed, leaving a primitive state capitalism in the USSR while warning against new world war.
The piece defends Thailand as a loyal U S ally opposing communism and argues Thai US bases at Sattahip symbolize freedom. It notes Thailand sent 1000 men to Vietnam, praises mutual defense cooperation, and urges public recognition of the alliance’s strength and unity.
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes publication details and address for the Scottsdale Publishing Company with contact information and a March 10 1967 date. It states second class postage and limits on unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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