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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1967

Page

4

Paradise Valley Rehearing Denied. Fate of Town in Question

Arizona Supreme Court refused Paradise Valley's rehearing on incorporation validity and sent the case to Superior Court. The ruling casts doubt on the town's existence, pending possible reincorporation with nearby communities if loss occurs. Residents should be polled, boundaries clarified, and islands integrated into a coherent border strategy.

Arizona Supreme Court Paradise Valley Superior Court Supreme Court Attorney General Arizona Scottsdale Phoenix Tempe Resi Camellback Inn Mountain Shadows 36Th St Scottsdale Rd

Mrs Wright leads bid to save Tokyo Imperial Hotel

The widow of Frank Lloyd Wright and Taliesin Associates visit Japan to oppose demolition of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. They argue the 44 year old structure is a landmark of 20th century architecture and must be preserved for history. Public letters and telegrams to Prime Minister Sato are urged to rally support.

Frank Lloyd Wright Imperial Hotel Tokyo Wright Taliesin Associates Scottsdale Japan Sato

New Political Consensus Takes Shape In U S

Roscoe Drummond analyzes a coming political realignment as three longstanding coalitions fracture. The article notes cities and labor lose influence, a new consensus emerges, and both parties must redefine roles to address race poverty and urban crisis with state and local partnership.

The Mailbag Sir We Stand With Those In Uniform

An editorial piece emphasizes unwavering support for all Americans wearing the United States uniform amid honest disagreements on government policy. It condemns the actions of a small minority of lawless individuals while urging unity and patriotism.

United States Viet Nam G.I

Raiders Praise Paper for Coverage of Scottsdale Youth Football

A letter from Joseph M. Wogan president of the Scottsdale Raiders thanks the paper for its Nov 13 feature on their football program. He notes six years of involvement and says the community is proud of the boys and the team.

Scottsdale Aiders Dave Cassady Scottsdale Raiders Joseph M. Wogan

Voter Questions Calls to Cast Votes More Than Once

Willard T. Carter of Scottsdale argues that elections should be held only once a year and questions why charter provisions were not proposed when voting for town officers began. He notes his experience in other towns with annual polls and calls for restricting repeated elections.

F. Clifton White New York Washington Post GOP Republican Party Willard T. Carter E. Heatherbrae Scottsdale

Fifth Trip to Vietnam Mirrors War's Shifting Face

Bob Considine reflects on Vietnam from a boarding queue at Tan Son Nhut, describing planes loaded with wounded, troops on rest, and a bustling airport. He recalls Diem’s fall, Minh’s coup, and evolving U.S. tactics as the war widens and weary sentiment grows.

Hong Kong Viet Nam Tan Son Nhut Considine

Real Great Society Parlor Sit-Down with Elbie Jay

In a spoof of wartime rhetoric, Elbie Jay hosts two sidekicks Dean and Mac as outside protests clash with his call for national unity. He fends off dissent while insisting every opinion be his own unless it agrees with him, ending with a tainted pep talk about tolerance with a catch.

Real Great Society Jay Ol’ Elbie Jay Hoppe Ol’ Elbie Dean Mac Elbie al’ Branddaddy

Personal details of late husband and charity proceeds

The item notes that Slips her second husband was John Blank, a producer who died in 1903, with all proceeds going to charity. It mentions Lynda Bird and a winter of bridge, and a first date at a Peruvian Embassy dance.

John Blank Seattle Wash Lynda Bird Washington Daily News

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