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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues presidents must be brave but warns crowd handshakes are a shallow form of dialogue. It cites Lyndon Johnson and Ford, noting risks to safety and learning. A better approach is small group meetings across the country for genuine exchange.
The American Field Service launches a domestic exchange for American high school students to live with a family in another region while their families host students from other communities. The program aims to broaden understanding and celebrate the Bicentennial with intercultural contact. For details, write to AFS at 313 E. 43rd St., New York, NY 10017.
Harriet Van Horne laments a nation battered by news of the day and questions the state of democracy. She critiques the Ford administration, federal agencies, and the press while urging resilience and brave scrutiny of power. Readers weigh the ethics of leadership and the trauma of ongoing conflict.
The column discusses Avatar Stay West and Belmont Stakes winner Marlboro Cup race remarks by rider Bill Shoemaker and owner Arthur A. Seeligson Jr. It adds a New York Times correction on education trust charter provisions and warns about polio immunization gaps. It comments on Jordan's defense needs and a joke about Hawk missiles to Jordan.
The piece reports on a secret Soviet inquiry to U S experts about restoring diplomatic relations with Israel, signaling Kremlin worries over Arab Israeli mediation limits. It notes potential shifts in Arab moderates toward settlement, while warning of radical PLO pushback and strategic U S implications.
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