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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1967

Page

4

Editorial: teacher salary talks in Scottsdale

Progress Editorial argues for improved year round dialogue between the Scottsdale School Board and teachers. It endorses a board committee that would meet separately with the Scottsdale Education Association and Scottsdale Federation of Teachers to weigh demands before making budget based decisions.

Scottsdale School John Tanner Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Scottsdale Education Association SEA SFT

LBJ’s clever bid for peace with Ho Chi Minh on a ship

The piece notes President Johnson’s idea to meet Ho Chi Minh on a neutral ship in international waters. It asserts Ho fears big cities and seas, expects seasickness, and suggests the voyage could pressure him toward peace. The analysis calls LBJ a shrewd strategist with extensive travel experience.

Lyndon Johnson Ho Chi Minh LBJ CIA Old Ho Mr. Johnson

Skies Hold After Elections Amid City Race Shifts

Ralph McGill notes the sky remains intact after November elections. He highlights Cleveland electing a Black mayor with white voter backing and contrasts Gary Indiana where a Black candidate also won amid steel town tension. He cites polls comparing Gallup and Harris on Rockefeller and Johnson.

Cleveland Gary Ind America Richard G. Hatcher Hatcher Boston

Humphrey Campaign Opens Amid Vietnam War Turmoil

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey launched the 1968 campaign from Washington en route to Saigon to observe the Vietnamese leader’s inauguration. He dismissed Republican odds, teased Nixon as a candidate, and staged a baby-kiss photo op with Fritzy Gartner. He noted GOP threats and outlined a path toward his re-election bid.

Saigon Humphrey Considine Vietnam Johnson Mumphrey Fritzy Gartner David Gartner

Thanksgiving Spirit Lost to Overbearing Holiday Push

A reader laments the rush of Halloween and Christmas signs in October and November, calling for a return to true Thanksgiving pacing. The letter urges store owners to slow the merchandising and give shoppers a real suspenseful interval between holidays, promoting simple generosity over commerce.

Heaven's Gate Dilemma: Cherubs Face Eternal Duty

In a surreal scene at Heaven's gate, St Peter explains a population surge to the cherubs. Volunteers seek a lifetime of labor and sorrow, while others recoil from the grim prospect, as two deer on a hillside and a distant blast frame the heavy discussion. The chorus of ayes finally answers the question of mortality.

ST. Peter

Five leaders unite on Red China threat to world peace

Secretary Rusk Soviet writer Ehrenburg Lt Gen Gavin Tunisian President Bourguiba and Singapore PM Lee Kuan Yew independently warned that Red China poses the main danger to Southeast Asia and world peace. Their common thread, though not their remedies, highlights the stakes in Vietnam and regional independence.

Washington Dean Rusk Ilya Ehrenburg James M. Gavin Lee Kuan Yew Singapore Rusk Ehrenburg Gavin Bourguiba Lee Harrison Salisbury New York Times China South Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Hanoi Vietnam Asia Russia Southeast Asia Lke Rusk Red China

Scottsdale Daily Progress names and dates in 1967 issue

The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its publishing schedule and contact details for Scottsdale, Arizona. The note lists editors and staff roles, volume and issue information, and postal handling notes for a 1967 publication. It mentions deadlines, affiliations, and delivery patterns across seasons.

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