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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1964
Page
2
Progressive editorial calls for action to curb high level corruption sparked by the Bobby Baker case. It urges top officials to disclose income sources and pass tough anti graft legislation to restore public trust, warning bipartisan blame and weak enforcement fuel dishonesty.
An opinion piece argues gas taxes at state and federal levels raise effective prices for motorists. It notes gasoline costs less than in earlier years but taxes drain a dollar from each tank, with proposals to add more taxes and divert funds. It cites Wisconsin's 1990 referendum where 85 percent voted against raising the gas tax.
The piece argues President Johnson should not rush to Europe or convene a summit. It notes France Britain Germany and others risk enlarging disputes over NATO the Common Market and tariffs. It urges waiting until early 1965 to seek productive engagement rather than risk a futile trip.
Henry discusses how Zinj Man reshapes our view of humanity's antiquity. He surveys world population trends, urban origins, and the looming demographic shifts, noting projections toward a six billion global population and China's looming demographic share.
A curated list of notable aphorisms on wealth from Addison Franklin Carnegie Beecher Lowell Shakespeare Socrates and Whately. Each quote reflects on riches as temptation power contentment and the social impact of wealth.
From Georgia Pennsylvania and New York, former President Eisenhower Governor Scranton and Vice President Nixon urge a moderation and a new image for the Republican Party. They criticize legacy of Goldwater era and advocate Lincoln era values to pull the party from defeat.
Bob Considine profiles daily struggles of Polish households under wartime shortages in Warsaw. He notes scarce milk meat and frozen foods, long lines for scarce meat, reliance on substitutes, high prices for luxuries, and the contrast between Polish stores and expatriate privileges.
The guide warns parents that a minor operating a vehicle can make both driver and owner liable under Financial Responsibility laws. A security deposit up to 25,000 may be required, with proof of coverage for three years. Parents remain liable until the teen turns 21 or 18 for a girl, if applicable.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress advertising and editorial staff are listed with the paper published weekdays except Sundays from Scottsdale. Office address is 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale Arizona. The date shown is November 17, 1964.
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