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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1966

Page

2

Editorial Calls Fight Abusive Phone Harassment

A guest editorial outlines steps to curb abusive dialing, noting 352 complaints in the Scottsdale district over four months with 205 harassing calls and 92 obscene calls. It describes actions, law enforcement cooperation, line identification tech, and a 500 dollar fine under Arizona law for threats or abusive calls.

U.S. Senate Scottsdale Scottsdale - Mesa - Temne Chandler Phoenix Arizona

GOP leadership maps constructive role for Republicans in Congress

In a letter to 47 new Republican members, House Leader Gerald Ford outlines a plan to avoid obstruction and offer constructive Republican proposals. Senators Dirksen and Kuchel, and leaders Laird and Goodell endorse a strategy to shape Johnson administration measures, seek Southern support, and pursue practical legislation.

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Florence Appeals for Help to Save Damaged Art Treasures

Florence seeks rapid international aid for over 600 paintings and manuscripts damaged by flood. An emergency restoration effort requires about 3.2 million dollars to prevent incalculable loss, with a plea for swift, generous support from the United States.

Florence United States

Romney faces Wisconsin hurdle in bid for GOP nomination

In a strategic bid to blitz the Republican field Romney encounters trouble in Wisconsin where Warren Knowles leads a Unity delegation for the April 1968 primary. The move could force Romney to challenge an incumbent governor or abandon Wisconsin as a battleground. Elsewhere in the Deep South Charles Evers emerges as a political power in southwest Mississippi under the Voting Rights Act era while Stokely Carmichael's Black Power message contrasts with local Negro moderates.

Washington Michigan George Romney Wisconsin Warren Knowles Knowles Richard M. Nixon Nixon Barry Evans Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller John Byrnes Byrnes Goldwater San Francisco South Charles Evers National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Mississippi New South Prestiss Walker U.S. Senate Walker Teme Evers Stokely Carmichael Power Mt Ronaha Jong

Philosophy through adversity and living wisdom

A compact meditation on philosophy as art of living. Plutarch Thoreau Dewey and others emphasize wisdom applied to human problems beyond abstract thought. The fragment reflects views on truth and practical method in philosophy.

Beatnik era fades as new attitudes shape youth

The piece traces how the beatnik movement and postwar existentialism fade among colleges and high schools. It notes Kennedy’s charisma, civil rights shifts, and waning fascination with Salinger Caulfield and Sartre, while stressing continued concern for youth awareness and responsibility.

Holden Caulfield Sartre Camus Salinger John F. Kennedy Stokely Carmichael

I Love Lurleen Does Divorce Take Center Stage

In a mock daytime TV spoof, Lurleen declares a divorce from George during a press conference in a Southern state. She asserts political autonomy while George stakes claim to power and custody as guards drag him away.

Housewives Lurleen Hupten George Gabby

Scottsdale Progress editors and publishers named

Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Jerry McElfresh managing editor are listed among the Scottsdale Progress staff in a brief masthead note. The item confirms leadership roles and newsroom positions for the publication.

AE ‘Jonathan Marshall Jerry McElfresh

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