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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1975
Page
3
Editorial argues New York City is poorly run and facing possible default without federal aid. It notes 31,000 jobs cut, warned of higher interest rates and taxes, and the national impact including bank insolvencies if the city bankrupts. It urges an alternative to bailouts and questions national affordability.
The piece argues that America’s beauty and wilderness deserve preservation as frontiers shift and growth continues. It notes postwar planning gains and ongoing challenges with uncontrolled signage and litter, urging Arizona communities to treat beautification as essential for quality of life and visitor appeal.
In the early stages of Senate intelligence probes, Barry Goldwater reports a claim by Nelson Rockefeller that Soviet infiltration of seven to nine senators was discussed. Rockefeller disputes the specifics, saying he heard the rumor from a journalist source and had no evidence. FBI briefings note past attempts to recruit staff as double agents and stress continued vigilance amid detente.
A Scottsdale physician argues that a recent article distorted Dr. Edward Diethrich's career and the medical profession in Arizona. He cites Jarry Minetree's writings on heart surgery and asserts the report damages a prominent institute, urging corrections without personal bias.
Daley seeks Howlett and Stevenson slates to block Gov. Dan Walker in a March primary. He aims to thwart Walker by running delegates pledged to Stevenson and backing Howlett as governor candidate, while Walker mobilizes a counteroffensive as party infighting deepens.
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