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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorials urge annual Beautification Week after a successful year. Readers are urged to take personal and group action to remove junk, plant trees, paint buildings, and keep the town attractive to residents, tourists, and industry. The piece invites everyone to join the campaign and contribute to a cleaner Scottsdale.
The piece notes subdued morning mood before a gentle rain, with a psychologist advising to avoid important customers during bad weather. After the storm, sun breaks through and townsfolk smile as moisture eases drought, raising hopes desert green-up may follow and predicting next rain by July.
In a forceful column, Considine urges trying Charles de Gaulle in New York if Paris fails to lift a warning that would cancel the Paris war crimes trial of Johnson McNamara and Rusk. He argues De Gaulle harmed NATO and U.S. interests, and hints at a Madison Square Garden spectacle. The piece also notes NASA spaceflight setbacks and the Apollo program's uncertain future.
A patient thanks the Baptist Hospital staff in Scottsdale for excellent care during examinations surgery and recovery. The writer praises doctors nurses technicians switchboard operators Candy Stripers Orchid Ladies and all involved and urges community support for beds and personnel.
Washington reports William McChesney Martin will remain chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, with administration insiders noting his rigid fiscal orthodoxy. Despite late-1960s policy tensions, Johnson and Treasury officials weighed the timing, while some voices urged replacing him. Martin’s continued leadership coincides with debates over inflation and economic strategy.
The author argues that government guaranteed long term credits to Communist states make liberalization a fraud, turning trade into a government financed one way street. He cites patent violations, state controlled pricing, and the mismatch with competitive capitalism, warning of perpetual concessions.
Legal column argues every accused person has right to counsel regardless of public opinion. It emphasizes the duty of lawyers to defend within the law and that guilt must be proven in court. The piece notes the American rule of innocence until proven guilty and is published as a public service.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published six evenings weekly by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85262 Telephone 047-7644 Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz Paga 4 Vol Vil No 38 March 31 1967 National Newspaper Ashe fran Ate member Zap Tate sewnpaper a member of AgizGN4 Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service.
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