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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1968
Page
2
An editorial extols books as enduring companions and notes Scottsdale’s old library lacked space. A local movement created a new 37,000 square foot library with reading rooms a children's section ample storage and better lighting. The staff welcomes readers to the opening week.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces a new high speed offset press and computerized type setting to be installed next fall. The paper cites growth in Scottsdale’s population and business community and expresses gratitude to local residents for support.
Allen Goldsmith reports vice presidents and aides debating a Stevenson style National Democratic Advisory Council to set policy unite party factions and watchdog Nixon. A small staff would run it with about $100000 yearly. Johnson’s resistance noted and McCarthy seeks control of a separate Commission for a More Effective Democratic Convention led by Stephen Mitchell, while Edward Kennedy distances himself from the plan and backs Humphrey OBrien.
Reader C C Moseley of Glendale California cites Winston Churchill words from 1939 noting Czechoslovakia’s fall into darkness. The letter laments the loss of freedom after a brief flicker of independence and warns of a somber national mood.
Reader thanks the editors for the Oct 30 issue on wilderness protection and undeveloped areas. They express gratitude for the copy of the piece and acknowledge the publication’s stance on conservation topics.
A collection of historical quotes critiques political morals and party influence. Notable lines reference Grover Cleveland Disraeli Bryan Coolidge Parker and Theodore Parker on government opinion and the nature of political parties. The fragment ends mid thought on independence in politics.
A public service column explains expert witnesses may testify to specialized knowledge when jurors cannot judge complex facts. It notes doctors can offer opinions about injuries and potential outcomes, while ordinary witnesses must stick to facts.
The Look magazine series by William Bradford Huie reveals Ray moved to change lawyers and outlines a plot against Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The article notes Ray’s instability and alleged collaboration with a Canadian contact named Raoul.
A fable describes Wonderfulland sinking into misery as citizens worship possessions led by Mammon. People crave endless things, rich and poor clash, leaders fade, and children rebel with pot. The moral urges helping the needy and sharing equally.
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