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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues for a 1.3 million bond plan to fund one new school and future site. It warns the fall defeat of a 13 million bond reflected long-range doubts and urges a thorough district master plan with citizen groups and outside planning experts to guide future policy and staffing.
A wave of opinions questions female advancement to top military ranks. Critics warn of morale issues if a woman general answers a field call, while observers claim a shifting, matriarchal society threatens traditional male led command.
Washington observer Ralph McGill reflects on the U.S. census clock at the Commerce Department showing population growth. He notes births deaths and migration drive the net gain and predicts reaching 200 million soon with 100 million more by 1348 seconds later, pondering national history from 1789 to present.
The narrative recalls a morning inauguration scene with a president leaving a boarding house, riding a horse to the Capitol, taking an oath, and returning. It reflects on population growth from 6 million to 179 million by 1960, and the demand on leadership, doctors, and journalists to make bold decisions amid rising duties.
A reader questions American aims in the Middle East order after the 1967 war. He asks how much land Israel may claim as heritage and why the United States lifted the arms ban on Israel while earlier limiting Jordan. He urges a clear statement of policy and consistent action.
Bob Considine recounts a C 130 mission over the DMZ near Phu Bai with Col. Karl Faser and Col. Byron Burson, highlighting caution from military leaders, a bold push from political staff, and a near miss with a SAM. He notes B 52 losses, jet refueling limits, and the perils of afterburner fuel use in a war defined by fragile logistics.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk cancelled appearances at Mt. Holyoke College on November 8 and the World Affairs Council in Boston on November 9 citing press of business. Sponsors blamed fear of antiwar demonstrations linked to his Vietnam policy. Assistant Secretary Bundy substituted. the move followed a broader political dispute amid party and national committee tensions.
Senate discussion echoes Barry Goldwater calling for a close examination of mutual defense treaties to assess United States leadership or isolationism. He warns against limbo or abandonment and stresses the need for a strong, credible posture against communism.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists W. B. Doc Wright as assistant publisher and Jerry McEltrash as managing editor. It notes publication schedule for September through May and June through August, the office address at 302 Bell Park Plaza, Scottsdale Arizona, postal and telephone details, and a disclaimer about unsolicitated manuscripts and photographs.
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