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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1969

Page

2

Scottsdale Roots Growth With Livable Park Plan

Councilman Ken Murray urged Scottsdale to grow but keep character. Valley Beautiful leader Lewis Ruskin warned against expediency harming dreams and goals. The group has shaped livability standards through master plans, parks, zoning and beautification to preserve an oasis community.

Ken Murray Arizona Scottsdale Valley Beautiful Citizens Council Lewis Ruskin Ruskin The Valley Beautiful Harry Coblentz

Ted Kennedy's rise mirrors Kennedy drama in politics

The younger Kennedy earns power as Senate whip after challenging the establishment. His speeches show force and humanity, including mercy for Sirhan Sirhan's killer. The piece credits his ability to forgive amid family tragedies and asserts his tall political stance.

Kennedy John Robert Senate Ted Kennedy Sirhan Sirhan

Nixon aides seek civilian or military Hershey replacement at Selective Service

Washington reports top Nixon aides are quietly seeking a new draft director to replace Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey. A civilian educator is possible to make the draft more responsive to young men while some favor keeping a military background. Debate over lottery based service and reform proposals delays action amid congressional resistance and committee bottlenecks.

Washington Nixon Lewis B. Hershey Bright Congress Hershey Pentagon House Senate J. Edgar Hoover FBI Hoover Vietnam Harold. .K. . Johnson Army John Goldsmith Westmoreland Johnson White House

TV golf loses grip as TV fixes extra holes

Editor laments television driven changes in golf noting repeats on holes 15 to 18 during major events. He cites Akron and Greensboro Open instances where cameras dictated play sequences and players repeated holes for TV. He argues the game is losing its original essence and money follows the trend.

Gol America Akron Greensboro

Retrospective James Swinnerton Exhibition Seeks Private Works

The Flagstaff Art Center and the 1969 Flagstaff Summer Festival plan a major Swinnerton retrospective. They request help locating privately owned Swinnerton paintings in Arizona and California to borrow for the show. Readers are invited to contact Jon H. Hopkins with details, name and address required.

James Swinnerton Flagstaff Art Center Flagstaff Swinnertanta California Arizona

Lighter Side Queries Guittaro Sub Sinking Motives

Washington columnist Dick West offers a satirical take on the sinking of the nuclear submarine Guittaro noting its unglamorous demise at Mare Island. He jokes about water wings for subs and suggests a dovish mutiny theory amid antiwar sentiment.

Washington UPI West Pueblo Mare “Island Vallejo Calif Nixon Hag Naval Jhe Oulony Congress George H. Mahon House Appropriations Committee Mahon

Space humor fades as Apollo era tales loom large

A columnist critiques space jokes from CAPE KENNEDY noting Gus Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee tragedy and Apollo 1 changes. It recalls Complex 34 mothballing and future reactivation plans for Earth orbit observations. The piece mentions Apollo 11 July flight and a monkey test mission with a pigtailed primate aboard Thor Delta June 18.

Gus Grissom Ed White Roger Chaffee Earth

Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details 1969

Scottsdale Daily Progress issues published Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Provides address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Artz 85252 and contact 9477544. Subscription rates listed for mail and carrier delivery with yearly and monthly prices. Dated May 26, 1969.

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