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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
4
The editorial laments the defeat of the civic center bond issue seeking a city hall library and theater. It notes fear of tax increases stalled progress though state bonds annexation and growth loom. It urges developing a modern park system and continuing community improvement despite past defeats.
Amintore Fanfani Italian Foreign Minister and former four-time Italian premier is chosen to lead the 20th General Assembly. The selection places an Eastern European representation in the future, with Yugoslavia and Italy backing candidates and Fanfani seen as a fit to welcome Pope Paul VI.
Rowland Evans of Evans Novak will join KTAR-TV on NBC Meet the Press to interview Theodore Sorensen, while Sen. Morton’s stance targets the John Birch Society’s influence in the Republican Party and the lasting party divisions since 1964.
Ralph McGill warns big cities to prepare for up to half a million untrained workers by 1975 as automation cuts textile jobs and farm subsidies reshape cotton. He notes Western growers expand acreage, while federal policy and Bircher infiltration stir political tension in Houston Los Angeles New Jersey Maryland and beyond with Morton maneuvering amid Nixon’s uncertain stance.
The Mailbag comments on the close bond issue result urge residents to review city facilities. They cite the Adobe House civic center, the crowded library, and rented city hall, urging citizens to verify tax facts and engage with officials before the polls.
Roscoe Drummond notes Western Europe grows more favorable to U.S. policy under President Johnson. Improved perception follows measured actions in India Pakistan Viet Nam and moves toward Panama Canal sovereignty and a Gaza style disarmament idea with the Soviets.
The column criticizes Senator Fulbright for opposing firm anti-Communist action in 1961 over Cuba and Cuba-related missiles. It argues Fulbright later attacks Johnson’s policies while remaining consistent in opposing military measures, favoring economic aid and nonconfrontation with Communist threats.
Scottsdale Daily Progress details its editorial leadership Jonathon Marshall editor and publisher T Frank Stewart managing editor Dan Byrne advertising director. Publication schedule notes afternoons except Sunday with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 and second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4 October 1 1985.
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