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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
3
District parents applaud college prep gains two thirds of students, yet only about four in ten graduates may complete college based on national averages. Board plans to expand vocational training, business, mechanical arts, and electronics to improve life readiness and address rapid district growth and overcrowding.
A fragmented editorial mocks an education official and proposes Robert Lau of Blackburn College as a nominee. It questions funds for a men’s dormitory, noting delay until the need and cost are clearly justified.
Roscoe Drummond Johnson cites President Johnson rejecting De Gaulle’s demand to place NATO forces in France under French sovereignty. The interview outlines that NATO must remain a united alliance with allied forces under collective control to maintain peace. Johnson warns dismantling NATO would threaten security and insists allied nations will keep NATO intact.
An American Bar Association feature by Will Bernard discusses how forgetfulness can be a form of negligence in injury cases. It cites a railroad collision case where a motorist was deemed negligent for crossing tracks without looking and notes mitigating factors like sudden distraction or time passage.
Opinion piece recounts bootlegging flourishing in Mississippi and a tacit tax-collection pact that yields about 4.5 million dollars annually. A quoted dealer claims harmony between law, liquor and tax revenue, while a caveat about misused law and vanity floats through the readers’ note.
British and American defense officials debate the TFX project the F-111 purchase amid controversy over cost and design. Critics claim the decision favored a Texas firm over a lower‑cost, better design, signaling a broader political scandal and potential strain in UK US military ties.
The piece notes a growing rift in the Republican and Democratic camps over the war leadership, with opposition seeking to exploit the split in the fall campaign. It cites recent polls suggesting public opinion may tilt against the President and his party.
The event spotlighted a hat band performing for a national audience with remarks praising the library program. Local organizers announced future concerts and outlined community partnerships.
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