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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues loud rock music harms hearing and compares decibel levels to an SST causing far greater sideline noise. It cites FAA limits as 100 decibels and critiques the SST program for jobs balance and prestige, urging Congress to weigh noise pollution against claims of national gain.
The local JP Harold Holcomb announces he will not run again citing criticism over his lack of legal training. Community leaders urge candidates with proper legal background to ensure efficient courts as cases grow more complex and higher courts frequently reverse JP rulings.
A satirical dialogue portrays a president and adviser arguing over war policy and violence. The piece frames protests as bum behavior while defending aggressive actions to influence Hanoi. It questions public opinion and media portrayal as it moves toward a quixotic wish for protesters to imitate leaders.
A Miami Herald note reports Dionne Warwick attended a celebrity party at Cafe Cristal after her appearance before noon. The item highlights a proofreader editor sought by a weekly, noting the need for strong grammar and meticulous organization.
In Kiên Hoa Province South Vietnam the Mekong Delta shifts toward Saigon control as Vietcong lose popular support and retreat from populated hamlets. Government outposts expand, district Mo Cay shows Vietcong gain eroding under social welfare moves and reduced civilian backing.
Reverend Raymond G. Manker of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Phoenix says Senator John Conlan uses his Judiciary Committee chair to push Catholic doctrine on abortion. He notes Floyd McCracken’s Republican primary challenge pressured Conlan to allow an Abortion Bill vote, praising McCracken as a potential responsive senator for citizens.
Book review of Jack Olsen's Reference Librarian Aphrodite, a 1970 Putnam wartime work detailing a WWII plot to strike German weapon sites near the English Channel using remote controlled B-17 drones. The reviewer notes an exciting narrative but points to practical failures in combat conditions.
A library list ranks top books including The Godfather and The Love Machine. A true WWII report claims the Aphrodite project files were fully observed by an investigator with notes from Roy W. Forrest and Earl P. Olsen discusses Kennedy family tragedy.
The smallest archdiocese in the Roman Catholic world is led by Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, sheltered inside the American Embassy in Budapest. The 78 year old primate, confined to a bedroom and parlor church, has not left asylum for 13 and a half years. He is guarded by troops and supported by American Catholics.
Washington columnist Dick West comments on the House overturning a 19th century kite ban and speculates that legalizing kites could lead to broader looseness of law. He satirically links bans on bandy and shinny to a misread term shandy and questions wider cultural shifts.
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