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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
2
A November 14 1918 Armistice reflection traces promises of the League of Nations and U S participation in world affairs, notes its dilution, and marks Armistice Day now Veterans Day. The piece urges rededication to founding principles and renewed prayers for lasting peace.
Gen George S Cassady dies in a Valley car crash on a road north of Mesa. His career spans World War II as a Burma China airlift pilot and post retirement service as business agent for the Salt River Tribal Council. Authorities warned that road safety measures are needed after the fatality and past accidents.
Roscoe Drummond argues post election US faces two urgent questions. He urges a bi partisan conference on Viet Nam strategy including bombing limits and potential escalation and calls for joint action by Democrats and Republicans to curb white backlash and promote racial justice nationwide.
Scottsdale Mayor B L Tims responds to Tempe Democratic Women’s Club letter published in the Progress. He criticizes partisan politics in local nonpartisan issues and supports Tempe Mayor Campbell’s refusal to act on what he calls an illegal designation of a union as exclusive bargaining agent.
Ralph McGill reflects on November 11 1918 the day Europe woke to an end of fighting after false reports of an armistice. He recalls Kaiser Wilhelm abdication Paris Berlin and reactions in America and from Wilson. He notes lingering global tension and the enduring hope in the United Nations.
The piece dismisses the Ripon Society and Republicans for Progress as weak and self serving factions. It argues they lack real membership and influence, notes their leaders, and questions why media treat them as national forces.
The article discusses Rowland Emett, Punch cartoonist, and Honeywell’s plan to use humor in computing with non electronic brains. Walter Finke cites bringing levity to an industry focused for decades on serious tech while Emett jokes about a seven foot elephant symbolizing playful innovation.
The Wright assistant compiles and releases the Daily Progress, a local newspaper edition. The outlet includes community news, notices, and brief items for residents and businesses.
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