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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
4
The progress editorial laments lack of opposition to Scottsdale incumbents. It cites Phoenix as a warning and urges able citizens to challenge the charter government, noting rumors of potential candidates fading away. It calls for a rival slate to preserve genuine democracy and choice.
Treasury officials fear a coin shortage as pennies vanish from daily use due to school lunch milk costs four cents per child. Fathers stockpile pennies to avoid shortfalls, prompting a proposal to mint four cent coins or tokens for school lunches.
Bob Considine analyzes the United Nations membership discussion on Red China, noting it is not a vote but a debate on whether to debate. He recalls history from San Francisco to Formosa, while asserting Red China has never applied and may stay out. Communism and nuclear power fears frame the argument as Washington balances ties and Chiang Kai-shek.
Mrs Raymond M Warner writes from 6813 E Cambridge Ave Scottsdale to thank the Scottsdale Daily Progress for its editorial policy and courage. She notes a copper refinery smoke near Douglas Ariz and announces moving to Dallas on November 15 with new address for delivery.
Reports say Jesse Unruh plans a new base after six years as speaker. He may seek a seat in the newly created State Senate, with a likely bid for president pro tem in Novak's chamber, boosting his leverage over California politics.
The piece argues that conservative dissent from the Johnson consensus remains orderly and loyal, contrasting it with leftist protest. It notes conservatives oppose welfare expansion and federal overreach without resorting to violence, while criticizing Democratic leaders for tolerating antiwar and antiestablishment rhetoric from left groups.
The Liberal GOP fusion wins in New York as John V. Lindsay captures the mayoralty while rivals from the Democratic camp see losses. Lindsay builds power with cross party support, faces a strong Kennedy Democratic machine, and weighs city debt and a $1 billion water pollution bond.
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