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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
2
Progress Editorial celebrates mothers as essential, hardworking figures who shoulder daily duties from caregiving to confiding. It notes Wilson’s 1914 proclamation and urges continued recognition, while stressing that true reward comes from daily love and creative homemaking.
The 50th anniversary awards year is marked by a May 10 dinner in New York. Joseph Pulitzer funded the prize in 1917, recognizing journalism letters drama and music and linking the winners to a storied but evolving tradition.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey acts as Johnson’s chief defender against rising liberal opposition over Vietnam policy. A Kazin led group pressed him at a noon office call and a 5 p.m. meeting, criticizing his stance. Humphrey urged calm, defended administration policy, and framed himself as the administration’s Vietnam spokesman with potential to shape Asia policy.
An American 20 year old drafted soldier writes from Viet Nam to a high school instructor. He describes fatigue from jungle patrols and bunkers, dreams of comrades, and the desire to see loved ones. He reflects on life, death, purpose, and the beauty and darkness of existence before signing off with love.
A group of university experts argue that Red China would be limited to a small number of divisions if war broke out with the United States, casting doubt on the likelihood of a large China war sparked by Vietnam. They critique peace bloc rhetoric and urge continued containment of Red China with a restrained U S policy.
A reader with 20 million miles warns about aging cars and unsafe components arguing that modern cars lack safety compared to 1940. He advocates mandatory Dayonta stock style safety gear and tests, while blaming loose nuts behind the wheel for most accidents.
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