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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
4
The American Medical Association denounces a bill aimed at stopping doctors who own drug or optical firms from selling to patients. Sen. Philip Hart says self policing fails. He has introduced legislation to curb doctor ownership despite mixed views on abuse.
A John Birch Society speaker says newspapers radio and television are controlled by Communists and asserts about 3 percent of high ranking newsmen are Communist. He claims publishers and TV radio heads oppose communism while writers are more liberal though largely anti Communist. The critique links media bias to a Communist conspiracy.
The Condon UFO investigation at the University of Colorado aims to expand data sources and verification. Led by Dr Edward A Condon the team plans instruments for photographic records and EM signals, a large observer network, a computer sorted case file, rapid field teams, and a layman's astronomy manual.
The World Journal Tribune lasted from September 12, 1968 to May 5, 1967 and left about 2,600 workers out of work as editors, printers, delivery staff and others faced layoffs. The piece argues mismanagement myths aside that unions helped sink the paper and notes New York remains a tough newspaper town.
Scottsdale led Arizona in Red Cross fundraising by raising 10 760 42 on a 8500 quota and received a citation for high volunteer participation. Don Laham and Ollie Laham bought C Bar C Originals Dress Shop at 20 E Main St. Lions Club officers were elected led by Don de Membreno. Cancer drive raised 2633 46 with 150 volunteers. A Scottsdale Lions Club slate and Boys Club building fund reports. Carl P Marston Quail Run died after operation in Los Angeles. Nancy Vo Frye and Joe Thomas Galbreath engagement announced. Army Pvt Mitchell Andrews spent leave in Paris.
Ralph McGill argues Democrats must rally behind Lyndon Johnson to ensure party survival in 1968. He contends civil rights gains are now law and that unity is essential to counter divisive forces and the war's impact, while addressing poverty, housing, and education.
A humorous piece from a mock history text depicts Phynkia ruled by a grim Ratt who acquires a bomb via a swap with a camel driver. Nuclear deterrence brings uneasy peace as nations retaliate, ending with the Ratt’s final smile and a holy man’s warning on death.
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