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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1968

Page

2

McCarthy Surges in New Hampshire Underdog Faces Challenge

In New Hampshire his surprising showing unsettles expectations, with critics labeling him Don Quixote while students praise his soft spoken approach. Kennedy reconsiders chances, Rockefeller coyly maneuvers, and Nixon remains watched as a pivotal year begins. Johnson’s presidency faces political trouble amid these dynamics.

Sen Eugene McCarthy New Hampshire McCarthy New England Johnson Robert Kennedy Kennedy Nelson Rockefeller Richard Nixon New York

Power shifts in the Mediterranean reshape Vietnam debate

The article argues that Malta’s British base decline signals broader power realignments, with the Soviet Union expanding in the region and Britain withdrawing. It links these moves to Vietnam, insisting Vietnam cannot be treated separately from Southeast Asia and the wider power politics shaping the era.

Valletta Malta Soviet Union London Britain Mediterranean Knights of Malta France Sicily Africa Indian Ocean Egypt Syria Algeria Moscow Vietnam China South Asia Australia New Zealand Philippines Hanoi United States an_ ogre New York Greenwich Village Southeast Asia

Local Crime Odds Reported By Police Agencies

A public crime report notes that last month the chance of a home burglary was about one in 480. Officials frame the data as a safety measure amid a perceived rise in petty offenses and vandalism in Scottsdale.

Police Department Scottsdale

Miller Backs Rockefeller as Goldwater Reconsiders Nomination

Former Rep. William E. Miller of New York urges Barry Goldwater to soften his stance and support Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. Ohio party leaders and polls bolster Rockefeller’s bid, while Ohio Republicans seek a ticket that can win locally and nationally. Rhodes and Andrews push for a victorious, united slate to avoid a 1964 repeat.

Washington Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller William E. Miller New York Miller Rockefeller Goldwater Arizona Senate Ohio Republican Party Oregon Tf Rockefeller Nixon Ohio Mentum Richard M. Nixon James A. Rhodes John Andrews New Hampshire Johnson Rhodes Jim Rhodes San Francisco

Cookbook Digest previews European cuisine and naval memoirs

A review highlights Cookbook Digest Vol 1 No 1 by Charles H. Duell and Rosalind Cole with excerpts from Raymond Oliver on Louis XIV dining. It also praises J J Clark's Carrier Admiral from McKay, noting Navy leadership insights and ship command lessons.

Charles H. Duell Rosalind Cole Considine Raymond Oliver Clark

Third grade poetry from Hohokam Elementary heals after illness

Students in Room 82, taught by Mrs. Thora Porter, write poems about quiet, happiness, and reunion as their teacher returns after illness. The pieces celebrate American spirit and sharing, reflecting a hopeful future from young voices.

Hohokam Elementary School Oak St Thora Porter Billie Jean Akers E. Weldon

Scottsdale Indian Arts Exhibition Scores Financial Success

The Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition boosted sales by about seven thousand dollars with additional income from Eskimo art books and admissions. The Scottsdale Nation al Indian Arts Council thanks press coverage for the show’s strong finances and plans for an improved next year.

Scottsdale Gettsdale Paul F, Huldermann

Man switches parties after loyalty test over Vietnam policy

Washington reports the President seeks universal loyalty to his policies from all aspirants, even local officials. Malcolm Murdlee, an honest featherbed inspector candidate, fails to back the president and exits the hearing, then changes registration to Republican, quipping that the Republicans have no Vietnam policy.

Washington Democratic Party Vietnam Hoppe Malcolm Murdlee Federal Scott Murdlee Khe Sanh New Jersey Air Cavalry Division

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