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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
2
An editorial argues for preserving church state separation as it urges no state mandated prayers. It notes Madison warned against establishment of religion and warns that defining approved prayers risks favoritism, with opposition from religious groups and concerns over parental and church responsibility.
Voter participation edged up by over 33 percent from last year despite a small base. Gloria Welch led a well organized campaign, while the Progress did not endorse her. The paper notes voter independence and urges citizen involvement and consideration of shorter board terms.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak argue Nixon policy shifts push Japan toward China, risking long term U.S. interests in the Pacific. They warn of rising Japanese nationalism, political instability in Tokyo, and potential rearmament as Washington debates China ties and Taiwan UN seat.
In 1956 Cardinal Mindzenty sought asylum at the U S Legation in Budapest after a brutal purge by Hungarian Communists and Soviet troops. He avoided capture by evacuating to the Vatican and Rome, with wary embassy guards noting a sentry box outside the legation. By year’s end he found protection with the pope and left Hungary.
Seven students and one teacher from Lucky 13 Education Center respond to a September article labeling their school as for emotionally disturbed children. They state the center serves students with learning disabilities and average or above IQ, inviting readers to learn more about learning disabilities.
Paul J. Mercier from Scottsdale objects to heavy construction near Eldorado Park and Coronado Golf Course claiming townhouse development would ruin the area. He warns Scottsdale risks becoming like Los Angeles and urges preservation of desert and park spaces, noting editor guidance for letters up to 400 words with home verification.
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