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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1965

Page

4

Bond plan is sensible for Arizona higher education needs

The editorial argues raising the state debt limit to 100 million and issuing long term bonds to fund new university and college buildings. It notes costs rise over time and future generations would share the load, while citing postwar growth and high aims for a stronger education system. It stresses bonds are economical given low interest and looming campus needs.

Scottsdale Goddard Arizona University of Arizona

De Gaulle vows to stay in power and push Europe stance

Roscoe Drummond notes Charles de Gaulle, age 75, will not quit. He aims to dismantle NATO by 1969 and seeks re election in December. He dominates the UNR, maintains national power without politics, and enjoys broad French support amid a strong economy and preserved freedoms.

Europe NATO Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Gaullist UNR France

Watts riots spark white backlash in Los Angeles politics

In August 1965 the Watts uprising provoked a hardening white reaction. Deputy Chief Murdock rejects John Buggs’s calmative approach as part of the problem while Mayor Yor t y gains white support. Calls for more Negro representation in the LAPD and reforms face political risk with Parker’s rigid stance and no clear crisis plan.

Los Angeles Watts John Buggs County Human Relations Council Buggs Los Angeles County Roger Murdock Murdock Sam Yorty Orange San Diego

Britain reevaluates defense. mulls shifting duties to U S

London leads a sweeping review of long term defense policy aiming to cut overseas commitments amid financial strain. Britain may reduce east of Suez policing and base holdings while weighing withdrawal from Aden and Singapore, with the United States urged to fill potential gaps in Far East and Middle East security.

London UPI Britain United States Harold Wilson United Kingdom Wilson East of Suez Far East Malaysia South Asia Viet Nam Singapore Suez Washington Aden Middle Eastern Far Middle East NATO Commonwealth

Henry Thoreau and the Genius Debate in 19th Century Journals

The passage notes Ralph McGill reflecting on Henry Thoreau and Uncle Charles discussing whether John Quincy Adams was a genius. It then shifts to a broader view of genius, the MIT student body, and calls for educational reform amid a professor shortage. Admiral Rickover criticizes tapping professors as consultants and urges higher education to focus on teaching and research.

Uncle Charles Webster Henry John Quincy Adams Charles Hyman Rickover

College Parting Brings Homesick Father to Desert Landscaping

A father, missing his son who left for college, notices the neglected lawn and the uncut grass. He hires a neighboring high schooler to cut the lawn while considering desert planting as a permanent change. The piece contrasts parental homesickness with a quiet house and a revived yard plan.

Barry Goldwater Attacks McNamara Over TFX Plans

Barry Goldwater criticizes Defense Secretary Robert McNamara over the costly TFX program now dubbed the F-111. The piece argues McNamara ignored military advice, raised costs from 3.5 to nearly 5 million per plane, and risks Navy carrier use as bugs delay performance. It warns the error could undermine U S defense.

Defense Robert McNamara McNamara Defense Establishment TFX Air Force Navy Congress

Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details

Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. Volume V number 201 October 11 1965. Editor Jonathan Marshall Publisher T Frank Stewart Managing Editor Dan Byrne Advertising Director. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Telephone 947 7044.

Dan Byrne Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz

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