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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
2
Progress editorial argues Sukarno's fall reflects a Communist dominated regime overthrown by army and popular support amid hunger and corruption. It asserts guns cannot substitute for freedom and bread and urges positive aid over force to spur stable change.
A minority argues inflation is phantom and higher taxes would not curb it. They warn a 50 percent corporate rate could be passed to consumers, fueling shortages and price hikes while slowing expansion. The debate targets President Johnson and looming Viet Nam funding.
A CPA discusses a 1962 stock and note purchase, proposing the notes' payoff as a dividend and analyzing how redeeming stock affects tax. The piece then shifts to a Kennedy era anti inflation argument, noting the Fed under Martin and calls for higher taxes to curb inflation, while industrial leaders fear recession from tax hikes and tight money amid Viet Nam spending.
The letter writers defend Bill Jenkins and Bob Jones against mudslinging in Scottsdale politics. They urge citizens to support honest candidates with their votes and even small donations to avoid influence from special interests. The church cabinet backs Jenkins, noting his leadership and independence from liquor interests.
Fragmented text reports a political clash involving Barry Goldwater and figures like Rockefeller and Lindsay. The passage mentions strikes and a controversial bill, with references to New York citizens and a state Supreme Court decision. The garbled source limits clarity on outcomes or specifics.
Northwestern University biochemistry professor Dr. Arthur Weis reports aging wrinkles stem from collagen changes that stiffen skin. He suggests science may one day control aging, though social shifts loom with new tech developments.
Vice President Humphrey defends Vietnam policy and stresses his close alliance with President Johnson. A two week Asia tour included talks with Indira Gandhi and India’s president, aiming to bolster support for Geneva talks and international backing amid Vietnam War pressure.
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