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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1967

Page

4

Progressive view on juvenile crime and reform needs

The Scottsdale Police Chief urges prompt court and juvenile authority action within existing laws, calls for more counseling and early school intervention, and warns against both coddling and harsh punishment. He argues for intermediate treatment facilities to avoid hardening offenders and stresses protecting society from a small incorrigible minority.

Scottsdale Walter Nemetz Nemetz Arizona Fort Grant

The season for fools sails again on Cape Horn

The piece notes Sir Francis Chichester leading a solo 53 foot yacht attempt around Cape Horn. It stresses that the Cape’s seas are among the world’s roughest and that solo ventures endanger ships and crews, risking lives and money, while sparking headlines. It argues caution over heroism.

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England Slipping Under Welfare State and Class Stasis

Robert Novak surveys Britain’s stagnation as economic growth lags, brain drain persists, and a welfare-state paired with Victorian class structure dampens managerial initiative. Labor reforms under Harold Leever aim to streamline, yet tax and mobility barriers persist, risking further emigration while radical changes linger in both major parties.

London England Britain Harold Wilson Labor Harold Leever Labor Party Leever U.S Wilson

Boeing 747: giant jet with luxury options and freight power

The 747, a 680000 pound Boeing jet with four engines at 42000 pounds thrust each, aims for shorter takeoffs and higher speeds than current models. It offers upper deck apartments, office space, six movies, ten rest rooms, and 15 hostesses, with 95 orders at 20 million dollars each. The piece notes plans to skip prototypes and begin production.

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Senator Fannin Responds On Central Arizona Project Plans

In a March letter Senator Paul Fannin discusses the Central Arizona Project CAP proposals with no dams and prepayment of power from WEST members. He notes potential support from conservation groups but cites objections from California and Upper Basin states and discusses tunnel costs and joint efforts with Arizona lawmakers toward timely water allocation.

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Wizard’s claim links civil rights to Communist guilt in church

A writer portrays a Ku Klux Klan wizard blaming Communists for stirring guilt among Christians and prompting Black Americans to demand rights. The piece argues the claim misreads history and that rights were achieved without eroding white citizens’ own. It notes some conservatives still argue rights advances are communist plots.

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Brezhnev Aims Unified War Effort Against United States

The piece argues Brezhnev seeks a united socialist front to defeat the United States, courting Vietnam aid and intensified weapon support while challenging Haiphong sanctuary issues. It warns that U S administration trade with Communist nations could empower the war effort against America.

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Scottsdale Progress publisher and offices listing May 1 1967

Scottsdale Daily Progress editorial staff and publishing details appear with addresses at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and telephone number 947-7544. Notes second class postage paid in Scottsdale and disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.

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