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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
4
A guest editorial outlines that job seekers must show purpose, initiative, and personal growth. It stresses finishing school, choosing courses with goals, presenting well to employers, and proving one’s worth through effort, behavior, and teamwork to earn and keep employment.
Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan denounces Congress as hasty and ill considered and argues Republicans pressed for prudent tax use and limited central power. He cites Mansfield and other examples to show GOP concerns over fast tracked measures and loose legislative drafting.
Mrs. A. I. "Bin" Marshall Jr. writes praising Scottsdale Girls Club, the state’s only Girls Club, with 100th national membership in 1964 and 1000 plus girls enrolled. The group moved to Mohave School, operates with two paid directors and volunteers, and plans a capital drive to build a permanent clubhouse to serve young homemakers and develop leadership and citizenship.
Marquis Childs notes Britain facing economic strain, wage pressures, and defense burdens while showing pockets of optimism. He discusses Bank of England actions, European responses, and the broader role of the United States as world policeman amid rising Vietnam costs and shifting alliances.
Barry Goldwater offers praise for New Yorkers after a Tuesday power outage. He recalls a shift from his Western views to admiration for the citys calm cooperation and helpful spirit amid chaos and darkness.
United Nations diplomat Polish representative warns that 20 nations are moving toward weapons, China and India race toward power, Germany expands arms, France defies treaties, and history's shadow drives cautious diplomacy for a limited test ban. The piece emphasizes global unease and the need to curb proliferation.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists staff roles including editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher Dan Byrne. It notes publication is every afternoon except Sunday and gives the office address at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale 85252, along with a local telephone number.
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