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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues vandalism grows yearly in the United States and locally in the Valley, with schools repeatedly reporting damage. It blames thrill seeking youths and mentions adults vandalizing signs and property, urging adults to set a good example and parents to teach responsibility, while courts must treat vandalism seriously.
Audience faced flickering lights at Grady Gammage Auditorium during the Symphony opening at Arizona State University. Report notes repeated issues over two seasons, calls for accountability and proper lighting control to prevent future interruptions.
At the New York caucus before sailing aboard the Independence, governors split over handling Negro riots with a tough law enforcement stance. Kerner urged broader social remedies, while liberals pressed for changes, and the session closed on a sour note amid party loyalty tensions.
A reader cites NBTA and USTA nationals referencing Cindy Gibson Michelle McKeown Ann Steverson Reggi Coates and Tracey Miller. Arizona junior champion Michelle McKeown from Scottsdale represented Arizona at the national Leisa Majorette of America pageant in Mississippi.
A fragment identifying sentiments urging secession from the United States. It references fears about welfare, federal aid to education, and various social and political issues. The note mentions Arizona and hints at widespread discontent across institutions and regions.
The 1957-58 Scottsdale Community Chest aimed for 25 000 to fund 12 agencies with Mrs Henry Walling and Dick Gilbert leading the drive. Brenda Clark joined the nursing program at Arizona State College Tempe as a class member. Scottsdale YMCA directors list includes John Slocum and others. New home construction projects totaled about 10 million with Hallcraft and Consolidated Builders announcing 7 million and 2 million dollar projects in Paradise Valley. Permits issued for an apartment complex on Miller Road and a estate on Stetson Road with additional apartments planned across other areas.
The United States watches fissures in the special relationship with Britain widen amid De Gaulle’s Latin American weapon sales. France sells supersonic bombers and tanks to Peru and Venezuela, provoking British irritation over Vietnam policy and U.S. arms embargo tension. Latin nationalism grows while American policy likely shifts to counter broader French influence.
A satirical critique of Vietnam war costs parks a half million dollars against a running Vietnamese target. Sugarman proposes dropping cash, a plan that backfires as a peasant funds a patriotic shift to antiwar policy, exposing public resistance to such spending.
Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company with frequent editors and staff roles. Volume seventeen number two hundred seven dated November 2 1947 lists address phone and distribution policy for the Scottsdale area.
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