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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
4
An editorial warns China under the Bamboo Curtain faces pestilence and food shortages. It argues the United States should not provide aid while China destabilizes global peace, hoping leaders pursue peaceful coexistence.
An essay argues that pretrial publicity and public records must be reported to provide a full picture of individuals involved in crime. It warns limiting information harms justice, noting cases like Oswald and repeated convictions inform the public about risk and motive. The piece cites the American Bar Association and law enforcement concerns.
Concord and Dover polls show Nixon ahead 43 to 28 over Romney among 66 Republicans interviewed though enthusiasm is low. Observers expect Romney to close gap with personal campaigning as GOP Committee adds liberal voices to a task force led by Robert Hill.
Copenhagen Denmark Euroule to Moscow narrates a quaint tale of a tiny fairy kingdom where elders value hygge a warm fire and tea while youths seek change by marching shouting slogans and chasing new freedoms. Some travel beyond its borders, but most return to the familiar tea and memories.
The writer clarifies he did not protest the school bid process but sought information from Hack and Associates staff. A second reader letter attacks a Vietnam napalm casualty claim, dismissing Bandurski and citing Time and the New York Times to deny the rumor and urge readers to consider obituary notices of fallen soldiers.
A reader from Moreland Scuttydale laments disrespectful behavior at Green Acres Memorial Gardens after a Sunrise Service. They state grown attendees walked on cemetery markers, claim disrespect for others’ property, and express shame and concern for future generations.
Victim commends the police of Sentisdale and Phoenix for prompt, courteous, and efficient work that nabbed the burglar and returned all stolen property. The note credits dedicated officers and highlights their service to the community.
A Michigan Automobile Club study examined 363 fatal crashes from July through Labor Day, finding 44 percent involved alcohol, 70 percent on two lane roads, and 80 percent with basic law violations. Most cars lacked seat belts and excessive speed was common. Nearly all fatalities occurred within 24 miles of home and involved male drivers. The report urged legislative action to curb the high traffic death toll.
A long review of multiple titles highlights A Yang Way Up about Jill Kinment a skier paralyzed after a crash near Salt Lake City and her comeback. Also covered are Pelicles from the Inside Up a politics guide, A Pansy In Asple a spy thriller involving Soviet and British agents, and Marlowe's Berlin espionage tale.
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