Why Scottsdale Officials Deserve Higher Pay
The editorial argues current Scottsdale mayor and council salaries are too low to attract top talent. It notes $400 monthly mayor and $200 monthly council pay, with high hours and a $5 million city budget. Recommends raising mayor by $200 and council by $100 monthly, costing $9,600 yearly.
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Scottsdale
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Toronto cats face license plan sparks resident debate
The article notes a proposed domestic cat license in Toronto and concerns that many owners cannot afford the fee. It highlights cats' rodent control role and social benefits while warning the rule could drive pets from homes. A pundit mentions cats catching scorpions in deserts and hopes the idea stays local.
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Toronto
Canada
Reagan's Sacramento scandal tests public trust and timing
Evans Novak analyzes Ronald Reagan's handling of a Sacramento homosexual affair within a private circle, noting leaks and missteps from aides. The piece argues the incident harms his credibility, complicates 1968 political prospects, and heightens intraparty rivalry as California moderates drift away.
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California
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Letter to the Editor Praises God and Opposes Printing Editorial
A reader defends belief in a loving God amid a discussion on the problem of evil. Mrs June Parback argues human choices impede divine plans and urges readers to rely on God’s guidance, grace, and mercy. She cites Dr John B Cobb Jr and Louis Cassels and questions the value of secular scholarship over faith. The note closes with personal devotion and a call to live constructively.
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Civil Rights Debates Amid Army Training Banter
In a military barracks scene Captain Buck Ace drills B Company on fighting for civil rights. Private Crab and Private Drab wrestle with the idea of the right to life versus voting, while soldiers debate whose civil rights justify killing through a tense fox hole exchange.
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Nations Aid Vietnam Growto 30 Countries Involved
As of Oct 1 more than 30 allied nations supply Vietnam with troops, medical teams, training, and aid. Australia sends 8750 troops and engineers. Canada backs hospitals and Hue university lab. France funds credits and industry projects. Britain and Japan provide aid. many others contribute medicine, schools, and logistics.
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Australia
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Japan
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Thailand
Greece
Turkey
Austria
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Iran
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Spain
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Venezuela
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Scottsdale Daily Progress November 7 1967 issue note
The Scottsdale Daily Progress a weekly newspaper published by Scottsdale Publishing Company provides staff roles and office address in Scottsdale Arizona. This issue lists the assistant publisher managing editor and publication schedule for year round operations from September to May and June to August with standard mail and contact details.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily
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