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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1970
Page
2
The editorial argues Arizona relies on copper electronics tourism agriculture and home building. A strike in construction or slack in electronics harms merchants and workers. Diversification by state and local agencies to attract new industries would lessen the impact of sector downturns.
The author notes the end of a gas price war and criticizes gimmicks like knives and giveaways. They argue dealers lose money on such promotions, preferring lower prices and better service, as differences in auto fuels remain small.
Washington reports reveal President Nixon moved from a limited Parrot's Beak plan to a full scale Fishhook attack. U.S. troops would enter Cambodian sanctuaries while advisers were reassigned, aiming to cut Communist bases and reduce long term casualty pressures as withdrawals progress.
The piece notes that Russians installed bugs in U S Embassy cars and even Spaso House eye emblem in Moscow. It recalls a transmitter found in Prague in 1948 connected to Ambassador Outerbridge Horsey. It highlights uncertain Russian troop numbers in Hungary and American observations of occupation camps along roads out of Budapest.
Type's lips bridesmaids were Miss Barbara C Miss Jean M and David H John M and John M in Syracuse Herald Journal account of a local wedding party.
An analysis notes President Gamal Nasser maintains a dual posture, severing U.S. relations while expanding Soviet military presence in Egypt. Yet Cairo also boosts exports to the United States, with 1969 and early 1970 figures showing rising petroleum and cotton shipments, oil production growth, and rice exports driven by the Aswan Dam project.
A reflective piece argues that women bear the burden of sustaining others' self esteem while neglecting their own needs. It cites the GI series and tranquilizers as symbols of suburban demands on women. The author calls for recognizing women as full people with needs and the right to receive support.
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