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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
3
Progress editorial argues magistrates confront chronic traffic offenders. It cites a Phoenix judge and a repeat violator with speeding and reckless driving records. The piece urges Arizona to adopt Connecticut like harsh fines and license suspensions to reduce highway deaths.
Mrs Akers third grade class from Hohokam visited the Daily Progress and later sent a 17 page issue titled the Super Sonic Progress Scottsdale's latest paper covers the Hohokam library Anita Graves birthday party Susan Nettlow class trip to the Progress and Cub Scout news plus comic strips Room 84 editors and staff receive congratulations and welcome.
Marquis Childs outlines how world sugar markets and U.S. subsidies shape Dominican politics and economy. He notes beet sugar lobby pressure, a proposed 1 cent duty, and Dominican Trujillo’s regime profiting from sugar while using slave-like labor, contributing to economic collapse and chaos after Bosch’s rise. The piece frames sugar as the central foreign policy and economic fault line.
A homeowner identifies a robber by voice after a masked assault, and the Nebraska Supreme Court upholds admission of voice recognition as admissible evidence. The court notes a basis for comparison is required and assigns the verdict’s validity to jury determination. This legal column is a public service.
In debates on the Peace Corps and Dominican Republic actions, Rep. Mel Laird argues for a broader Freedom Corps concept. The piece links Marines paratroopers and Peace Corps volunteers as a united effort toward peace, suggesting jointly they form a single Freedom Corps serving both liberty and aid.
Roscoe Drummond reports on China’s Africa strategy, arguing Beijing uses propaganda, aid, and guerrilla training to forge a Peking-led bloc with Asia and Latin America. It seeks to topple unstable regimes, portray Russia as imperial, and back dissidents, but results so far are modest while risks of chaos remain high.
Bob Considine notes IAMAT offers English speaking doctors worldwide with fixed charges for office calls and hotel visits, while warning rivals may overcharge. IAMAT lists offices in Rome Toronto and New York with ongoing support from the American Medical Association. Scholarships to Harvard Radcliffe MIT for Britons are planned in JFK memory as Cambodia warns against Vietnamese communism.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is a near daily newspaper published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, Arizona, with telephone WH 6-3441 and second class postage paid in Scottsdale. May 21, 1965.
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