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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorial argues witnesses are fallible due to perception limits and time delays. It cites studies showing accuracy varies by observer and context, urges reforms such as immediate judge questioning and a paid damages system to reduce court backlogs, and calls the bar to inspect advocacy rules.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson spoke at Williams College and Yale University on Beautification in America. She ignored anti war pickets and delivered her talks as scheduled while most students listened politely at two prestigious colleges.
Washington comments argue Soviet communism remains total state control with limited reforms. The piece notes intellectual ferment but predicts no real liberty gains, and contrasts democratic capitalism's liberty with Soviet rule. It cites Khrushchev era missiles and Middle East and Vietnam actions as evidence of aggression over peaceful coexistence.
A reader criticizes a Goldwater column about the Hungarian revolt and accuses the piece of misplacing blame on liberals for 1935 U.S. policy. The letter cites President Isenhower and Secretary Dulles and questions how the former senator would have handled the crisis.
Post-election analysis shows Richard Hatcher and Carl Stokes winning in Gary and Cleveland, denting the white backlash narrative. Boston’s Louise Day Hicks performed better with upper-income voters, while Kevin White carried middle to low income groups, suggesting pocketbook concerns trump racial anxieties for 1968.
Ralph McGill analyzes Ford Motor Co move to hire 5 000 residents from Detroit slums without aptitude tests amid violent summers. About 7 000 sought employment. only some understood where to register. He argues for coach support, new training, and broader hiring to lift ghetto workers, noting persistent poverty and risks from extremists.
Column author contrasts Look and Newsweek summaries with Soviet realities on police control poverty and freedom. It cites Dr. Warren Nutter on slow growth, a death penalty for leaving, censorship, and Soviet aggression as evidence the 50th anniversary is a dismal date.
U.S. space officials consider Type Slips The Might of Venus 4 the 12th unmanned Russian Venus mission and the first to succeed. The article notes a tragic irony as a woman died without ever leaving a comma.
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