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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
14
The editorial argues against flying foreign flags and criticizes the Confederate flag as anti American. It states the Confederacy sought to destroy the Union and overthrow the U S government, urging display of the U S flag as something all can be proud of.
Scottsdale's major league baseball season began last weekend with a record crowd and high enthusiasm. The Scottadale Cubs excite fans, with Charros promotion and city officials praised for smooth ticket sales, stadium upgrades, and comfort. Tickets remain for remaining games as locals and winter visitors get a chance to see top pros in action.
Roscoe Drummond reports Mao Zedong's anti purge struggle in 1960s China. He notes the army intervention, rising opposition within and outside the Communist Party, and Mao's retreat to avoid deepening chaos as the purge slows to preserve some control.
Bob Considine reports that Vincent J. Burnelli, late aeronautical engineer with a 1931 stifling body patent, is alleged to have been used by NASA and contractors without compensation. Burnelli's widow and children seek recognition, with the plea routed to Vice President Humphrey. Also, Ray Bolger receives a rousing ovation at a New York supper club, praised as the greatest “single” in show business.
The writer expresses sympathy for Miriam Wright and Debra Lynn, killed in a March 7 auto accident. He argues seat belts would have saved lives, notes belts were present but not worn, and urges all motorists to buckle up. He shares safety expertise from vehicle testing and stresses back seat child safety.
In London at about 9:30 p.m. Defense Minister Denis Healey defended Labor policy as about 40 rebels opposed faster defense cuts, leaving a slim 39 vote majority. The piece discusses Britain’s economic woes, Aden withdrawal plans, and shifting roles with the United States, amid a Labor party rift and Tory disarray.
A satirical reminiscence on school dress codes and knee hemlines. The piece mocks punitive rules limiting skirts to a few centimeters above the knee, recounting comical misadventures and the shift in youth behavior as hemlines rise.
Scottsdale 1 Progress announces the Scottsdale Daily Feagros published through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices listed at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 with telephone 947-7644. Second class mailing paid at Scottsdale Arizona.
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