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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
2
Editorial celebrates National Newspaper Week and the press as democracy’s watchdog. It recalls freedom of the press from colonial times and honors President Johnson's message urging vigilance, education, and responsible reporting nationwide.
The piece argues public figures government workers and business leaders merit courtesy in a free society. It cites harassment of school board members and cabinet heckling as poor conduct and recalls Vice President Humphrey facing a shouted accusation. It concludes with a call to respect office and person.
Washington diplomats fear Manila talks will expose anti Communist militancy among allies aiding Viet Nam. South Korea and Thailand push for hard military positions, while Formosa’s Chiang Kai shek observer pressure grows. Australia and New Zealand remain the two Western Pacific partners backing U S policy.
A satirical history argues that in 1958 the U S stock market was nationalized by the Department of Agriculture to set floor prices and store surplus stocks. Congress adds stock certificates to the Surplus Commodities Program, transforming poor Appalachia into stockholders and boosting global wealth while ridiculing communism. Mao is depicted ordering shares of Titan Missiles Inc. with the line Better rich than Red.
The article discusses claims that the CIA knew of Diem’s overthrow 48 hours ahead, aided the plot, and sought swift US recognition. It recounts Diem and family executions, Thi Quong’s embassy asylum, Lodge’s actions, and debates over whether the U.S. should have supported Diem longer.
A humorous column notes the Yukon Territory as the coldest place in Canada with temperatures reaching 81 degrees below zero. It then quips about Jeff Davis's abdication as king of the hoboes and the political reallocation of his empire by the Great Society. The piece ends with a remark on personal success and the duty to pay taxes.
Dallas based report notes Republican Senator Tower, the South’s only GOP senator, faces trouble for re election due to Gov Connally's popularity and a shift toward liberal voters. The piece cites Connally’s influence, party dynamics, and Tower’s campaign strategy aligned with Vietnam support and experience in the Senate.
Scottsdale Daily Progress editor and publisher names listed with staff roles. Publishing company address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz offices and telephone number provided. Volume and issue information show October 11 1985 with second class postage notes and location details.
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