Progress Editorial Page on Mexican liquor restriction effects
The 1985 federal import rule limiting alcohol to one quart per month sparked Arizona studies showing no serious Nopales town impact and a rise in liquor tax revenues by $240,802 nationwide. The piece urges maintaining the present law and adopting a California Texas style border import rule as backup if federal controls lapse.
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Arizona Liquor People
Nopales
Arizona
Silea
Nogales
California
Texas
Summer Jobs for Youth Campaign Aids Valley Teens
The article notes 6000 Scottsdale area teenagers seek work this summer. The State Employment Service sponsors a Summer Jobs for Youth Campaign and urges employers to offer jobs. Call the Jobs for Youth Office at 417-9204 to participate or hire.
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State Employment Service
Jobs For
The New Left Threat and American Balance
The New Left, about 200000 strong, is fragmented yet ext reme elements advocate violence and protests. They rely on provoking a mass rightward swing, while poverty and housing crises afflict 38 million Americans and hinder national progress.
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Left
America
McGill Saurban
Celles
Appalachia
War correspondent recalls Guadalcanal days during Pacific visit
Rich ard Tresta skis from Guadalcanal to report on life in the Japanese held town of Considine with Alvin Blu, Moana, and aircrew aboard Heron four engines. He notes overgrown foxholes, skulls and dogtags, wrecks now gardened, and 1000 Americans and Japanese still in ships at Tran Botham Bay. Chuck Connors discusses stance on the Vietnam War andPalms on winning over locals.
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Guadalcanal
Richard ‘Tresta
Considine
Cate
Ishizabet
Alvin Blu
Moana
Nandi Widap
1Jt Airways
Heron
Vila
New Hebrides
South Pacific
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Tran Botham Bay
Chuck Connors
Brooklyn Dodger
Bore Tran
Vietnam
Hig
Chuck
The
Boondocks
Jeffersons Faith in Fact and Common Sense Guiding Citizens
The text argues that if the people can know and understand the facts they will act with common sense. It notes we are in a complex emotional period requiring common sense understanding and patience from all involved.
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Jefferson
Scottsdale Red Cross Swim Program Details
Scottsdale Red Cross chapter announces learn to swim program for the area with classes at the Wie Salt River Project Recreation Association pool on Roosevelt Street. Trained instructors and guards will supervise. Mayor Malcolm White issues a proclamation designating the period May 25 through May 41 as Clean up Paint up. Scottsdale delegation led by Billy Schrader promotes bringing the Wah state convention to the area.
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Scottsdale Red Cross Chapter
Wie
Salt River Project Recreation Association
Roosevelt St
He Crosscut Canal
Malcol White
Seattsdale
Seatisdale
Jayeres
Wah
Billy Schrader
Casa Grande
Grep
Community letter questions Scottsdale schools hiring practices
A Scottsdale reader urges review of hiring fairness in the district. The letter accuses the district of prioritizing out of area and single applicants over local candidates like Robert Leone, a substitute with six years of experience, who is passed over for permanent business teaching roles and coaching positions while younger outsiders are hired. The writer calls on the Progress to address perceived bias and support local educators.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Progress
J. Gd. Connors
Mr. Connors
Robert Leone
Scottsdale High School
California
Iron Flige
Leone
Scolisdale High
Aloe
The Geneva tariff miracle and its four American architects
The article credits four U S officials Secretary of State Cordell Hull President John F Kennedy Under Secretary George Ball and Christian Herter with leading the Geneva tariff reductions that cut tariffs by up to 60 percent affecting over 40 billion in world trade The piece argues the Geneva agreement created a universal win for all nations by loosening protectionism and boosting trade and jobs
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Washington
Themelves
Geneva
Aml
Cordell Hell
U.S
Congress
Freer Tate
John F. Kennedy
JFK
George Ball
Diuibious
Jih
Terwous
Fear of Red China in Vietnam War Drives Public Warnings
The piece argues that fears of a Chinese intervention would escalate to a world war and criticizes doomsday predictions. It notes China’s limited nuclear capability, civilian mobilization, and the lack of evidence for a large-scale Chinese troop commitment, urging restraint to avoid fear-driven policy.
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Vietnam
Red China
China
White House
Johnson
North Vietnam
Korea
Anind
Red Aunt
Eivan Ahadl
Soviet Union
Red
Scottsdale Daily Progress text metadata and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress details editor and publisher names, publication schedule, office address, and mailing information for May 24 1967. It notes second class postage, photo and manuscript policy, volume and issue number, and credits associated with the Arizona Newspapers Association and Great Publisher references.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Anz
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Hebert
New Left
Ute
Bob Considine
Roscoe Daunen
Atlantic Alliance
Dlisaster
Europe
Tim
Walter Lippman
Iuetaion
Fass
Calimn
Jonathan Marshall
Jarry McElfresh
W. B
Doc
Wright Avistant Publisher
National
Cy" Uhle
Arizona Newspapers
Associa
Tom
Grater Publis
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