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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes a wide generation gap as parents watch teens at a school dance. They argue about chaperones, lighting, dress, and perceived danger. The piece suggests city action to regulate teenage dance halls and urges parents to reclaim parental authority.
The Progress, with Judge Edward Boyle, will publish names and addresses of people convicted for drunken driving, reckless driving, and excessive speed on a second offense. The goal is to deter risk and promote safety with no favoritism, hoping readers reconsider driving behavior.
Washington weighs sending small South Vietnamese units to Laos to interdict North Vietnamese infiltration along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The proposal faces legal and logistical hurdles, with mixed views from U.S. commanders and Laos’s Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma, who may permit limited forest troop presence to signal a long US commitment.
Readers argue teachers work hard and should not replace parents in enforcing rules. A parent criticizes a Coronado teacher for sending a girl home, while others stress school discipline. Collated letters also praise Don Dickson’s firm after a factory tour and urge traffic-light installation at Oak Street and Hayden Road.
Type Slips Mills says there will be no tax bill until the President marks where he will make a demand. Johnson has rejected this stance. The note cites Romney accusing Cuza of trickery and mentions McNamara ending anti ICBM deployment due to costs.
Ralph McGill surveys ten years since Sputnik I with Kurt Debus of the McGill John F Kennedy Space Center noting gains in educational reform, rapid tech advances, and a shift to team driven engineering. He highlights miniaturization, UHV power lines, energy transmission by new means, and spin offs into consumer tech while stressing NASA and private sector collaboration propel U S progress toward future space ventures and national needs.
Elbie Jay gathers about 60 neighbors for a barbecue at his ranch house to decide how to cook spare ribs and win support for his peaceful plan. Birdie Bird watches as guests debate rare versus medium doneness and pledge cooperation.
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