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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
4
An editorial mocks a North Carolina bill aiming to assign monetary value to a wife. It itemizes duties from babysitting to housekeeping over decades, totaling about 764 310 dollars, noting famous players would cost more.
Senator Joseph S. Clark sent over 97 000 newsletters to voters asking opinions on issues. The USPS faces a political mail dispute after the Justice Department deemed a question about his senate run as political. Clark paid 4876 60 in postage for the mailings.
The 1960 GOP weighs a potential Romney-Brooke ticket as a possible presidential run. Questions center on Brooke as a Negro candidate and the impact on Northern and Southern voters, his appeal beyond race, and how Romney views shared positions on Vietnam and civil rights.
Review of The Papers of Woodrow Wilson Vol. 2 covers Wilson’s 1881 proposal to cousin Harriet Woodrow, rejection, and a strand of personal doubt. It also notes his early government essays, slight Catholic critique, Southern orientation, and growth from boy to man as revealed in the letters.
A young couple plans a home but loses a verbal lease when the landlord sells the house. The article explains that only a written lease is enforceable, and a contract between landlord and tenant binds both parties. It emphasizes obtaining a written lease to avoid disputes.
Ralph McGill notes how much Southern life has shifted since his five year absence in Europe. He recalls tensions over seating, schools, and public spaces, and observes Negro and white patrons dining together, open parks, and friendly clerks, praising progress and urging extension of opportunities to civilians.
In Prague a young theater artist voices frank discontent with the regime while describing a semi police state. The nation experiences a cultural surge with liberalizing currents in art and education, including reformist economics, autonomous Slovak aims, and a vibrant film industry despite continued Soviet alignment.
Barry Goldwater urges Republicans to remain united behind a victory in Vietnam and to marginalize dove critics. The piece cites Sen. Percy Javits and Brooke as models for studying the war before pushing any retreat in support of the war effort.
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 telephone 47 75 44 second class postage paid at Scottsdale Aviz The Progress cannot accept responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs May 18 1967 page 4 National Newspaper Association member for Greater Public Serve
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