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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
4
The piece notes Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun will double by 2000, warning about smog, urban sprawl, slums, and traffic. It urges long range planning and cites Census Bureau figures showing 200 million Americans and a global population boom.
The piece argues Maoist guerrilla theory falters in Vietnam as Viet Cong gains land but loses control, while Guevara's Bolivian effort fails and Castro's Latin American solidarity group falters. It notes Syria and Algeria show limited revolutionary momentum and Kenya halts Shifta attacks, signaling a shifting, uncertain world.
Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy entertains Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman in Bangkok with an extravagant multi-course meal served to each guest. The article contrasts the lavish dishes with the wartime air action over Hanoi nicknamed Downtown, noting the 25,000-caliber bombing and anti-aircraft fire.
A University of Michigan two year study across 97 high schools shows no significant difference in government and politics knowledge between students who took civics courses and those who did not. The Milwaukee Journal laments the risk of an illiterate generation in government.
The 200 million mark in the U S population is noted as a milestone. Growth rates have slowed since 1867 but will still add about 2 3 million people this year and 100 million more in 35 years. The piece argues for reducing average family size toward two to three children to avoid future crises and preserve per capita living standards.
Washington report on the Presidential riot commission reveals a clandestine encounter between Lindsay and Harris and black nationalist leaders in a Midwestern city. The group warned of a system collapse and vowed to use violence and guerrilla tactics against utilities and urban infrastructure.
The piece argues Wallace could siphon up to 10 percent of the vote from LBJ and indirectly help re-elect him by drawing disaffected Southern and some Northern voters away from the Republican candidate. It notes Wallace's appeal lies beyond race, targeting tax, government size, and corruption concerns.
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces publication details and contact information. The paper operates Monday through Saturday evenings September May and Monday through Friday June August. It lists staff roles and address in Scottsdale Arizona with phone for inquiries.
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