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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
4
The editorial urges quick House passage of a Senate-approved proposal to grant a maximum $325 annual tax credit per college student, with scaled credits for higher incomes. It notes an immediate revenue loss but argues long-term gains from a more educated workforce and higher future tax revenues.
The Buffalo Evening News argues Congress should immediately vote to end the basic-rate method for staff salaries. It cites Rep. Joel T. Broyhill claiming the system misrepresents actual pay by masking higher totals under a $7,500 base. The editorial urges transparent, fair, fixed salaries to restore public trust.
Washington report says White House alarms over RFK potentially challenging LBJ for 1968 nomination sparked by a California fundraising event. The reception, pitched by Pierre Salinger to benefit Kennedy debts, aimed at 30 000 but was cleared with California Democrats and Johnson allies.
Bonn moves toward de Gaulle style independence in foreign policy, easing U.S. influence. Kiesinger aims to cement Franco-German ties, while German elites chafe at Washington’s perceived unilateralism and fear over Berlin’s stance on Moscow and Vietnam.
A public service legal column explains loan cost components including interest and fees, whether charges are prepaid or financed, and the impact of collateral or co signs. It contrasts true and apparent interest in installment loans and advises comparing ordinary loans for purchases.
Prof Richard Titmuss argues U S has absorbed about 100000 doctors scientists and engineers since 1949 equating to foreign aid. The Inter Agency Council study counters the drain is overstated noting 70 plus percent come from developed nations and few seek waivers to stay.
The piece argues that a free society allows trained individuals to seek the best opportunities abroad and in the United States. It notes investments in R and D, global moves of minds, and shifts influenced by education, emigration, and expatriate skills, ending with a remark about Economist Tit muss.
Barry Goldwater argues Republicans cannot nominate a dove on Vietnam. He contends dove advocates would concede to communists and risk defeat, noting party platforms favor firm action and victory over concessions. He warns a dove nominee would clash with historic GOP stances and resemble Democratic positions.
Scottsdale Daily Progress sections show editors Jonathan Marshall Jerry McElfresh and W B Doc Wright with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. The paper notes second class postage and nonacceptance of unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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