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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
4
The editorial questions patriotism in flying foreign flags or the Confederate flag. It argues against displaying the Confederate banner, labeling it anti American and an implicit endorsement of rebellion. It urges flying the U S A flag instead.
Scottsdale hosts its early major league game with a record turnout and strong fan enthusiasm as the Cubs win hearts. Charros and city officials receive praise for smooth tickets, promotions, stadium work, and visitor comfort. Tickets remain for remaining games, offering fans a chance to see top pros.
The piece argues Mao Zedong faces a stronger, wider anti Maoist bloc than anticipated. It notes army involvement, internal opposition, and regional resistance across provinces, forcing a pause in the cultural revolution purge to avoid wrecking the economy and social order.
The late Vincent J Burnelli is praised for pioneering airframe tech while his family appeals to Vice President Humphrey for recognition. NASA and contractors allegedly used Burnelli’s sitting body design since 1921 without compensation. Meanwhile Ray Bolger receives high praise at a Waldorf Supper Club show.
Carl F. T. Benze urges all motorists to wear seat belts after his sympathy for Miriam Wright and her daughter Debra Lynn killed in a March 7 car crash. He argues belts save lives, protect passengers including children, and cites reports and safety data.
The piece describes a Labor Party split in the House of Commons with Defense Minister Denis Healey defending party lines as rebels demand faster defense cuts. It notes UK economic strains, U.S. investment, Aden withdrawal plans, and pro-Nasser terrorism affecting Britain’s imperial stance and defense posture.
A humorous column warned about shorter schoolgirl skirts sparking suspensions and lawsuits across the country. The narrator recalls a past era of longer hemlines while lampooning school boards and student reactions to fashion as he muses on ongoing shifts in dress codes and social norms.
Local publication notes a national newspaper influence in layout and style, highlighting the role of editor Doc Wright as assistant publisher. Mentions volume and issue details with page designation.
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