Editorial urges decisive vote in Scottsdale School Board race
Progress editorial urges turnout for tomorrow's Scottsdale School Board election. It endorses Lyman Davidson Sam Kitchell and Warren Gentry while cautioning against Charles Fassett and Wayne Carpenter. It criticizes low turnout after a League of Women Voters candidate fair and stresses impact on children and taxes.
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Dirksen criticized over prayer amendment and a slur row
Senator Everett Dirksen drew fire after placing a scurrilous document in the Congressional Record that labeled the National Council of Churches as subversive. Religious leaders from affiliated churches called for an apology and stance against his error.
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Iowa sewers and bridges drive 1966 Iowa campaign
In Cedar Rapids and across Iowa the upcoming congressional race centers on local sewers and bridges rather than Vietnam or LBJ. Culver promotes rural sanitation acts with Farm Service aid while Senators and governors push Mississippi River bridge projects, reshaping expectations for Republican gains in the state.
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School board role debated at Arcadia meeting
Readers critique a Scottsdale School Board forum at Arcadia High School. The letter argues teachers and administrators should lead schools, not board members who would intervene in classrooms or micromanage psychological services.
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Readers Welcome Letters with 400 Word Limit
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites letters from readers and limits submissions to 400 words. Each letter must include the writer’s name and address for publication.
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Japan's new defense minister reaches Washington for talks
Bob Considine presents an exclusive on Kanbayashiyama the Japan Defense Agency head and soon to meet Defense Secretary McNamara in Washington October 10. He outlines Japan's deterrent needs and asks for stronger sea air safeguards while Japan relies on U S atomic deterrence. The article details Japan's Maritime Defense Force, Air Force forces and budget context ahead of McNamara's visit.
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Goldwater Confusion Hailed in United Nations Vietnam Remarks
The United Nations speech by Ambassador Arthur Goldberg drew criticism for ambiguity in U.S. Vietnam aims. Critics say the proposed de escalation risks leniency toward Communist forces and could lead to a coalition with the South Vietnamese C Communist leadership, prolonging conflict and risking broader regional domination.
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Campaign to Diet Husband Sparks Editorial Insight
A Memphis editor suggests taxing political speeches as a revenue idea. The piece notes a wife urging her overweight husband to diet and uses a humorous line about President Johnson delivering restraint speeches before a mirror.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Publisher and contact note
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. The newspaper lists a telephone number 947-7644 and mentions second class postage paid at Scottsdale.
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