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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
4
The editorial recalls a Russian landing on Venus and a pre dawn view of a lunar eclipse. The writer notes awe at space progress, stars and shooting stars, and reflects on humanity's place in a changing world.
Arizona Attorney General Darrell Smith cites hundreds of thefts in used car purchases from dealers who roll back speedometers. He proposes prosecuting fraud and even suggests setting speedometers to zero when cars go to market, though critics call for stronger law enforcement.
President Johnson pressed senior House budget advocates to slash federal programs before tax increases. He named three senior Appropriations members and warned they would protest. Senate leaders defended limited executive item veto powers amid GOP division over rat control funding.
This readable National Geographic book surveys dogs and human bonds with vivid photos and captions. It covers breed diversity, canine psychology, wild traits, city life, and historical dog studies, noting tricks and powers while offering practical canine care and training guidance.
The piece denounces claims of American bombings killing hundreds of thousands of civilians in Vietnam as a Viet Cong propaganda tool. It cites a medical team led by Dr. FLL Blasingame finding civilian casualties smaller and attributing most burns to gasoline stove accidents while noting VC mines and terror acts cause many deaths.
Ralph McGill discusses China's Red Guards as violent urban youth, then shifts to global rural to urban migration. He notes China’s small farms, illiterate labor, and mass urban drift, with World War I, Japanese occupation, and Mao’s appeals shaping disillusionment. He warns US rural decline fuels slums and race prejudice hinders solutions.
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