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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
4
Guest editorial by former Maricopa County Attorney argues crime rises from a lack of community discipline and respect for authority. He contends against blaming poverty or heredity, urges firm early handling of offenders, and calls for renewed family discipline and paternal authority to curb future crime.
Marquis Childs notes the second anniversary of John F Kennedy's death sparks intensified publication. Prominent works by Theodore Sorensen and Arthur M Schlesinger Jr. lead a flood of books, childhood reminiscences, and family-authored volumes as public interest grows and rivals Roosevelt and Lincoln literature in scale.
Ralph Nee Gill reviews Paris opinion in L Express and Nouvel Observateur, noting reduced anti U S criticism and a broader stake in Southeast Asia. A Paris Match correspondent argues the United States will prevail, while De Gaulle and French leaders questioned, and U S policy aims to prevent a Chinese takeover with force.
A Princeton group releases an 80 page paperback Where the Girls Are analyzing female students at East Coast colleges. It lists campus maps dorm rules and telephone numbers with blunt characterizations of schools like Smith Beaver Centenary. The editors note Joe College isn’t dead just quiet and not in headlines.
New York writer critiques NASA handling of Gemini-6 and Gemini-7 plans. He notes delays and conflicting aims between rendezvous tests and lunar goals, accusing the agency of misusing astronauts and changing schedules to create a dramatic double header. He highlights Cooper, Conrad, Schirra, and Stafford amid shifting timelines toward a late decade moon return.
Western diplomats foresee increased Communist infiltration into Rhodesia via overflights from Tanzania Kenya and Malawi raising risk of guerrilla action against Ian Smith's government. Mounting African resistance to Smith's policy fuels a continental power struggle amid Red pressure and suppressed Rhodesian reporting. Arthur Krim favored as Democratic treasurer for his fundraising power and media presence.
Scottsdale publication details list editors and staff roles, publication schedule, and office address. The note includes mail postage status, date, and volume issue number. Sparse readable line reads "Fers Agel war teens Mabe."
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