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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1965
Page
4
Progressive editorial notes a postwar college surge with enrollments possibly over 5.4 million this fall, up from 3.6 million five years earlier. It cites Illinois rejecting 7,000 applicants and Minnesota admitting more freshmen than eight Ivy Leagues combined, urging planning and funding for higher education.
The gun lobby favors harsher penalties for misuse while the newspaper urges preventive limits on purchases. It cites England’s Firearms Act of 1965 and proposes U S adoption to reduce accidents among sportsmen and at home, arguing for both sides to embrace preventive measures alongside penalties.
Barry Goldwater warns that left wing demonstrations and draft card burnings undermine the American effort in Asia and erode morale among troops in Viet Nam. He blames liberal groups for aiding Communist propaganda and calls extremism on the left a grave threat to law, order, and the nation’s moral fabric.
Evans Novak assesses Tuesday's election results noting gains by liberal Republicans in New York Philadelphia and Louisville and the limited impact of Buckley and Buckley era tensions. Lindsay's win signals Republican liberalization and the potential vulnerability of long-standing Democratic control in major metros.
Disjointed notes mention a dessert dish used as a bathtub a ford laid across a top with tines east and Koufax idle due to Tom Kippur. The Lord's appearance is Chamber of Commerce hosted with Western Electric as host. Pope Paul VI Bass ceremony inked with 90 000 attendees. London jets circled as fox closed the airport.
Marquis Childs surveys Sweden's calm, orderly society under a long ruling Labor party, noting the strong welfare system, aging king in Rome, and stable succession led by Crown Prince Carl Gustav. The piece discusses openness to criticism of welfare state protections and UN-backed defenses of Sweden's model.
New York report notes royal tour planners aim to minimize contact with Americans. The piece recalls past royals touring without heavy public interaction and mocks the limited schedule for Margaret and Snowdon while recalling Edward VII and George VI visits.
Progress Dan Byrne is the managing editor of the Scottsdale Daily Progress published daily except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Bal Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. The paper lists telephone 947-7544 and second class postage paid in Scottsdale. Volume V Number 223 dated November 5 1985.
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