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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1972

Page

2

Editorial: War Still an Issue After Election

The editorial argues Vietnam remains a priority after the campaign and urges continuing pressure for peace. It criticizes South Vietnamese leader Thieu for dictatorship and corruption, suggests backing a Washington Hanoi peace package, and proposes the US sign the treaty and withdraw if Thieu resists.

Nixon Vietnam North Vietnam Thieu United States Le-Fiteu Washington Hanoi

Reagan urges networks to wait for West Coast polls

Ronald Reagan asks TV networks to withhold national election projections until California polls close. He warns predictions based on early eastern returns can mislead, noting computer errors and unexpected voter behavior. He says government should not intervene but networks must be responsible and wait for West Coast results, including Hawaii.

California Ronald Reagan Reagan Hawaii

Nixon's restrained campaign style pleases White House aides

Inside Report notes Nixon kept amnesty out of last six state swing and avoided fiery clashes. He ignored hecklers at stops in Chicago and Tulsa, preferring calm presentation to spur a late surge for McGovern opponents.

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Mailbag notes Republican shift on John Conlan

The letter recalls wartime remarks about John Conlan by Republicans who once viewed him as devious. Now Republicans and even Barry Goldwater praise him as a teammate, reflecting a shift in political support and endorsement.

John Conlan Conlan Barry Goldwater Barry

Satisfied reader lauds paper’s balanced presidential coverage

A Scottsdale reader praises the paper for balanced open minded coverage of the presidential race and editorial independence. The reader cites Nixon and the Republican party while noting liberal leanings and editorial honesty. Lois Christensen Houlton of Phoenix adds her view.

United States Richard Nixon Republican Party

Call for moratorium on building in Indian Bend Wash flood plain

A columnist urges Scottsdale and Paradise Valley officials to ban all new construction within the 100 year flood plain of the Indian Bend Wash. The moratorium would stay until a comprehensive flood control plan is developed and implemented, acknowledging potential developer offense and official reluctance.

Scottsdale Town of Paradise Valley Indian Bend

Million Dollar Campaigns Spur Calls for Reform

The piece condemns large donations from W. Clement Store and Richard Mellon Scaife to Nixon's reelection fund, noting the $41–45 million total and many gifts over 100 000 dollars. It urges tighter limits on contributions and spending and shorter campaigns, citing examples from Britain and stressing voter interest in reducing cash influence.

W. Clement Chicago Richard Mellon Scaife Pittsburgh Mellon Nixon Common Cause Citizens’ Lobby Congress Great Britain

Progress asks letters to editor with limits and verification

The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits length to 350 words due to space. Writers should include name and home address for verification and preference goes to typewritten submissions.

Election Day musings on Kissinger custody and campaign scripts

A columnist ponders who would “obtain custody” of Kissinger if McGovern wins, contrasts Nixon and McGovern, mocks overreliance on teleprompters, and recalls Ike’s neglect of speeches. The piece lampoons campaign narration and lingering media jokes as polls open.

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