Guest Editorial Opposes CAP Dams in Grand Canyon
Dr. Evard Nering of Arizona State University argues against dams in the Grand Canyon as part of the Central Arizona Project. He cites aesthetic heritage and economic concerns, urging water allocation based on value for value received and noting agriculture drives Arizona’s water demand. He criticizes deals with California and New Mexico and warns against subsidies that would harm the canyon’s beauty.
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Nering Mathematics Department
Arizona State University
Central Arizona
Arizona
Colorado
Colorado River
Glen Canyon Dam
Lake Mead
Grand Canyon
California
New Mexico
William E. Morton
Leonard G. Bower
Arizona Review
Johnson Kennedy feud deepens Democratic split on tour
Private evidence of the Johnson Kennedy feud surfaced aboard the Caroline en route from a Manhattan fundraiser. Senators aboard the plane, aligned with Kennedy, predicted their own 1968 defeats due to the feud. White House advisers fear the rift could push Kennedy to challenge Johnson for the nomination. Vice President Humphrey warned the clash turns rivals into two animals tearing at each other.
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Washington
Lyndeen B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Caroline
New York City
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Manhattan
Kennedy Brothers
Johnson
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Europe
New York
Lbj-Rfk
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon
Bobby
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Redwood Park Foes Highlight Diverse Opposition
A Scottsdale Progress editorial clarifies that opposition to Redwood National Park spans governors legislators county officials and over a hundred civic and business groups not just lumber firms. It cites 1966 election results in North Coast counties showing broad resistance to additional federal redwood park designation and supports continued use of 220 square miles already protected.
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Scottsdale Progress
California
Coast Redwoods
Redwoods
Redwood National Park
Redwood
Governor
County Supervisors Association of California
North Coast
Mao's Thoughts and Maoist Winds of Change
Ralph McGill analyzes Mao Tse-tung's published thoughts and their relevance to Vietnam and China. He notes shifting Maoist guidance from Moscow to present splits, Lin Piao's uncertain status, and the danger of power struggles as China eyes nuclear production and UN role.
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Mao Tse - Tung
Peking
Hong Kong
McGill U.S
Red Guards
Inner Mongolia
Moscow
Mao
Vietnam
Lin Piao
Chairman Mao
China
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
United Nations
Our Man Hoppe Dumplings Threaten World Peace
A spoof interview depicts Herr Helmut Winter firing dumplings from a crude catapult in Munich. Baron Himmel von Kroop touts a German cooking works and a secret weapon plan, joking about an intercontinental bal isto-dumpling while warning of German culinary menace.
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Germany
Helmut Winter
Luftwaffe
Baron Himmel von Kroop
Kroop
Industty
West Waterland
Republic & Marching Society
Vaterland
Scottsdale Progress details and policies
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 and contact number 947-7544. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs and notes publication six evenings weekly through Scottsdale Publishing Company.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale’ Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
the Progress
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Red Army
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Soviet Union
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Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Intercontinental Ballisto
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W.B
Doc" Wright
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Gbefjrigy
Ani
Newsrarine Association
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