Soviet evolution and changing leadership under Kalb analysis
In a Scottsdale Dinner Club talk CBS analyst Marvin Kalb argues communism varies by country. He notes Stalin shaped Russian thought, Russia shows slow reforms after his death, while China remains stricter. He urges the United States to recognize shifts, pursue moderation, and seek greater peace with evolving Soviet policy.
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Evidence Shows No Mass U S Antiwar Feeling in Vietnamese Villages
The U S bombing of South Viet Nam villages faces continued scrutiny as two studies find no mass anti U S sentiment and Lansdale's village outreach reports no complaints. The military view persists that air power may deny Viet Cong sanctuary while villagers increasingly resist and aid Viet Cong weaknesses.
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Viet Nam
Edward Lansdale
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Lansdale
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The Doctor Explains Removal of Gallbladder
Emeritus Consultant from Mayo Clinic discusses how people can live without a gallbladder. He explains bile storage, gallstone causes, symptoms, and when surgery is advisable, noting low operative risk and typical recovery.
Johnson programs will raise taxes and debt for all
The author argues Lyndon Johnson's housing and poverty bills will cost billions, boosting inflation and taxes. He warns future generations will pay as costs climb from $7.4 to potentially $10 billion yearly, with hidden expenses and expanded government red tape. He urges greater scrutiny in upcoming columns.
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West Berlin Crisis Remains a Central US Concern
Roscoe Drummond warns Washington not to reduce American troop strength in Western Europe as Berlin could become a Soviet leverage point. He notes Berlin likely won t stay quiet, cites diminished Allied unity, De Gaulle s stance, and East Germany s improving position as factors while urging firm, continued NATO posture.
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The Mailbag Urges No On Bond Propositions 190 and 101
A letter from Mrs Clark and ID argues voters should decide bond spending and warns against letting the legislature set bond amounts and purposes. They urge a no vote on Propositions 190 and 101 to preserve freedom of choice in bond tax spending and criticize university leaders for influencing voters.
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Utah
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Gist
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Rusk gains stature as Vietnam briefing unfolds
In New York observers note Secretary of State Dean Rusk's rising influence during off the record Vietnam briefings with Secretary McNamara and Gen Maxwell Taylor. A biographer claims Kennedy planned to dump Rusk, but Rusk's standing appears to strengthen amid ongoing duties at home and abroad.
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Johnson
Ing
Viet Nam
Defense McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Scottsdale Daily Progress Listing Details
Publication metadata shows editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher T Frank Stewart with Dan Byrne as managing editor. The Scottsdale Daily Progress operates from 802 Ball Park Phase, Scottsdale, Arizona, issuing weekday afternoons and second class mail with a 1965 October 18 volume and issue number 207.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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