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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1967
Page
4
The editorial urges frequent seat belt use to reduce fatalities in traffic crashes. It cites low overall usage despite availability and cites National Safety Council data showing five times higher survival when occupants stay belted. Emphasizes safety for all drivers and passengers.
A young couple window shops and enjoys time together while an elderly man voices a hostile opinion about their beards. A companion defends American rights and democracy, stressing that as long as no one is hurt, the beard wearing pair have the freedom to grow facial hair.
Robert Novak analyzes that De Gaulle may not sustain stability after leaving power. He warns of Gaullist disintegration and a possible left coalition including Communists, while Giscard d Estaing and Pompidou may split Gaullist votes enabling a Mitterrand led left government.
R J McMullin, general manager of Salt River Project, defends the CAP approach saying several alternate plans exist since 1931 and the Lower Basin rule near Lee’s Ferry complicates changes. He notes evaporation losses are modest and the project must balance water with power revenues to fund facilities and subsidize water features.
Barry Goldwater asserts he will speak plainly on political matters including partisan issues. He argues the GOP must present clear alternatives to socialism and warns against one party rule while previewing future discussions on a potential dove candidate.
The country editor notes his lifelong urge in journalism was to end wedding notices with a sardonic line about the couple settling into domestic life. The remark critiques the practical aftermath of nuptials and the drain of furnishing and saving for the future.
In exile Svetlana Alliluyeva discusses her father Stalin with indirect fault lines. She condemns the horrors yet contrasts them with nature and human needs. The piece invites psychiatrists to study her maturity, fear, and private tensions.
A rambling account notes 25 cent booklets from the U S Government Printing Office exploring science and technology myths and milestones since 1000 B C The piece also follows Rosalie Kirkness of God's Lake Manitoba on a trip to Expo 67 sponsored by the American Iron and Steel Institute after she wrote for information on the steel industry Her journey includes a first plane ride TV viewing and a peek at tall buildings and world pavilions
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes editors publisher and staff roles, publication days Monday through Saturday evenings, office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona, May 8 1967,Volume VII Number 70, page 4. It states second class postage paid and policy on unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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