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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1967
Page
4
Progress editorial laments renewed Greek Turkish clash over Cyprus. It notes the island’s Greek majority and Turkish minority seeking rights, calls for a joint Cypriot government with freedom for all, and warns that age old pride and failure to compromise threaten peace despite temporary easing.
After Thanksgiving traffic in Scottsdale was bumper to bumper and will worsen as Christmas shopping begins and tourists flood town. With one main north south artery Scottsdale Road and parallel streets ending early, moving people and vehicles will become a top city priority. Extensions to Pima and Hayden Roads and a downtown alternate are urged with time running short.
Evans-Novak report notes Robert F. Kennedy weighs siding with McCarthy over Johnson, arguing regular party organizations lack power. Kennedy advisers see dissent sweeping the country as more influential than old machine politics, guiding a calculated gamble on the 1968 Democratic nominating fight.
A reader rebukes an editorial on Abid Al Marayad and Zionist claims. The letter argues the US role in UN refugee resolutions since 1949, stresses Arab unity by language and faith, supports Arab-Israeli cooperation on refugee settlement, and calls for ending Zionist influence.
Jerusalem advocates a U.S. Senate guaranteed aid and interest pledge without American troops to anchor Israel and counter Soviet influence after a history of Western assurances. Israel insists on holding the east bank of Suez, west bank of the Jordan, and the Golan Heights amid regional threats.
Ralph McGill reflects on a two year old miniature dachshund named Carol who goes into labor and, without help, births five puppies. He admires the mothering skill as she removes membranes, cuts cords, cleans each pup, and nurses them, calling the process a thing of beauty and mystery. He ponders instinct and heredity as explanations.
Cliff Schlink was elected captain of the 1957 Scottsdale High School football team on the eve of the final game against Brophy. The Beavers defeated Brophy 24 to 7 to finish with six wins and three losses. Senator Barry Goldwater spoke at a Scottsdale Republican Women’s Workshop coffee meeting at Paradise Valley Country Club chaired by Mrs. William Price.
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