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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
5
The Boston editorial condemns the Clay Liston fight ban and calls boxing a tawdry sport with dignity gone. It laments fighters' ruin and urges pension funds and tighter legal controls on promoters to protect competitors.
A critic argues airlines invade privacy with in flight screens. Carriers face rising movie costs and debate who should pay the bill while passengers endure the cinema on Trans Atlantic and domestic flights. The piece calls for Civil Aeronautics Board action addressing captive audiences.
Washington reports a new URA group organized by D Bruce Evans aims to fund conservative candidates. The advisory board features ultraconservatives including E Y Berry James Martin James Utt and Prentiss Walker with more names to come. The group plans a cash for conservative candidates fund and could prompt lawmakers to back efforts against fellow Republicans.
An ABA feature by Will Bernard describes three case vignettes where the elderly widower, eviction impacted family, and a single mother received free legal help. Proof of age was located, eviction canceled, and child support ordered. Legal aid programs span major cities to small towns, funded by community chests, United Funds, bar associations, and voluntary lawyers.
In New York and Washington Bob Considine notes President Park of South Korea praising American leadership and outlining Korea's desire for self sufficiency. Park highlights Korea's aid goals in Vietnam and Santo Domingo, and cites his treaty with Japan offering reparations and a loan while denying North Korea recognition.
Ralph McGill argues for a nationwide civil rights conference in Washington this summer with a supporting demonstration. He warns slum conditions spur violence, cites Spanish Harlem as a case study, and urges long term planning plus immediate relief through housing, schooling, and community organization.
Washington notes diplomacy tempers Bolivia’s civil war threat as Barrientos may retain support among peasants. Three leftist parties fall under a pro Communist faction while tin mines, nationalized a decade ago, suffer inefficiency and graft. A Latin American pattern of revolt follows poor management and lack of trained administrators.
Scottsdale Publishing Company announces staff roles Dan Byrne and T Frank Stewart as editors with Advertising Director duties. The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes each afternoon except Sunday from 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona with contact line WH 6 3441 and second class postage.
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