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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1966

Page

7

Germany seeks nuclear arms, risking global disarmament efforts

Progress editorial warns against U S support for West Germany's push to acquire atomic weapons. It cites German gains, past wars, and NATO unease, arguing such a move could derail a potential nuclear nonproliferation treaty and spur further arms development.

West Germany Europe Erhard United States NATO Germany Johnson Soviet Union

Post Office in the Red Amid Viet Nam War Talk

The U.S. Post Office Department shows a 1966 deficit after a 1985 air mail rate change and rising mail volume to Vietnam. Commentary notes wasteful mail, gratitude to servicemen, and the ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge’s duties. It also cites author Charles de Gaulle and a portrait by Richard Seyffert of Ed Murrow with remarks on media coverage.

Viet Nam Saigon U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge House of Representatives Hubert Humphrey Charles de Gaulle Richard Seyffert Edward R. Murrow Murrow Overseas Press Club Seyffert Mr.Murrow

All-Star Honors Question Academic Achievement Balance

The text argues for recognizing scholastic and cultural excellence alongside athletic all star teams. It criticizes current emphasis on athletes over high achieving students and suggests creating all star like honors for scholars artists and community minded youths to promote worthwhile achievement and values.

Scottsdale Wold

Return of $6000 Birch money ends odd campaign episode

A Sept 15 letter from a Democratic National Committee official concealed a $6,000 contribution from J Edward Martin to the Birch Society. The money was returned after California Democrats pressed the White House and President Johnson quietly ordered the funds returned.

Washington Democratic National Committee John Birch Society J. Edward Martin Los Angeles Birchers United States Democratic Party California White House Martin Congress Geri Hair Miss Hair Bircher Ronald Reagan Ronald Brooks Cameron Cali Fornia W. Marvin Watson Jr Johnson

So-called phrasing in news and opinion rhetoric

The Houston Chronicle notes that the term so-called is a loaded phrase used to bias readers. It argues this linguistic device weakens argument quality and should be dropped from news stories opinion pieces and letters.

Viet Reds see Johnson defeat notes from Viet Nam

Ralph McGill reports on October fighting near the DMZ as North Vietnam piles up supplies and troops. He cites evidence of stockpiling during a U.S. bombing pause and notes Hanoi’s hope for a November victory to influence elections.

Viet Nam Dmz Ically North Viet Nam Sen. Fulbright U.S United States Navy Air Force Hanoi Manila Marine Corps

GOP moderates complain of limited gains and stalled progress

Roscoe Drummond notes unhappy Republicans warn that inflation and rising living costs, plus government spending and tax fears, hinder a strong fall result. Democrats like Richard Bolling foresee legislative stalemate unless GOP gains expand beyond 2 to 25 seats, prompting concern that 1968 presidency remains distant.

Richard Bolling Missouri Congress Great Society Rand

Arizona electors shown confidence in my administration

A reader thanks Arizona voters for support in the September 13 primary. The letter expresses intent to seek reelection and to continue serving as head of the Corporation Commission, promising to act in the people’s best interest.

Arizona

Scottsdale Daily News ends with scattered legal notices

Fragmented OCR from a Scottsdale Arizona newspaper shows garbled masthead and office lines. It indicates publication details, editors and publishers, and filing notes but lacks a coherent readable event or notice.

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