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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
2
Progress editorial argues diplomacy has eroded as public attacks intensify in the Kiva School case. It says Barton has not committed crimes but hysteria threatens his career, blaming his friends for a collision course and urging restraint to protect the district and future planning.
Washington reports that U S efforts on a counter insurgency aircraft COIN faced strong resistance from Defense Department civilians and military brass who favored big missiles and jets Instead a two engine propeller plane was ordered by the Air Force and Marine Corps but not expected ready for Viet Nam before spring 1968 The piece credits Dr James Wakelin and criticizes cost efficiency zealots for delaying the program and enabling The System to hinder warfare needs.
William L. Raby CPA explains that the 1964 tax law reduced but did not remove deductions for itemized taxes. Cigarette and auto excise taxes on personal items cannot be deducted, nor payments for licenses and local improvements. Send tax questions to Tax Clinic Scottsdale Daily Progress.
A fragmented query muses about boring a straight hole from Philadelphia to Moscow or beyond. It claims arrival regardless of destination via gravity and power, with garbled phrases about timing and travel.
The Mailbag letter voices concern over the Scottsdale School Board's handling of William Barton from Kiva School. Fourteen hundred residents want a public hearing and question the board's refusal to hear Barton. The writer cites Barton’s 19 years in education, unresolved contract issues for two Kiva teachers, and accuses local papers of supporting scapegoating. A CPA for the “popsicle fund” is urged.
Reporters documented the justices who joined the majority and dissenters in the high court's pornographic case rulings. The article lists five justices in the majority and four in dissent, identifying their names and positions.
In a pointed letter the writer questions funding Camelback Mountain and urges spending the money to buy floors for crowded South Phoenix shacks. He praises building on hillside terrain and mocks uniform city housing.
The account describes a football shaped object landed in a swamp near Ann Arbor with about 40 witnesses including a dozen police. Four sister UFOs reportedly convoyed the craft which observers said resembled coral and measured near car length. The piece discusses UFO lore and Air Force investigations with a skeptical tone.
The article reviews Barry Goldwater's mixed signals on Reds policy and how relaxation of travel restrictions undercuts administration aims. It notes Lyndon’s denunciation of the Communist cause and questions whether the travel policy is a propaganda misfire.
Jonathan reports on Marshall editor and publisher Jerry McElfresh serving as managing editor. The note highlights his leadership role and ongoing responsibilities within the publication.
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