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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
4
Progress editorial argues the $100 million bonding defeat signals voter preference for pay as you go and stronger fiscal planning. It cites fear of long term taxes, blames past leaders, and says Goddard’s fate hinges on budget reforms rather than bond politics. It warns taxpayers and students face higher costs and crowded facilities until new funding is found.
A family enjoys an Arizona outdoor evening despite a busty Ikeya-Seki comet sighting. They note purple shadows over the foothills near the Indian Reservation, Camelback Mountain, and a tranquil sunset turning to starlit skies with dogs and kids lingering outside.
The Gemini VI mission will launch from Cape Kennedy with astronauts Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford to rendezvous with an Agena rocket in orbit. The test aims to determine orbiting Agena maneuverability, weigh and mass, and lay groundwork for future space patrol concepts amid Apollo’s moon shot. The piece also notes TV networks eyeing splashdown coverage and a New York exhibition by sculptor Rube Goldberg.
United Press International reviews Calvin Tomkins Lewis and Clark Trail Harper Row 5 95 tracing the 1804 expedition from St Louis to the Pacific and noting Udall praise. Also covers Mark Van Doren Collected Stories Volume II Hill and Wang 3 95 praising varied tales of childhood city and farm with twelve new stories included.
The piece commends White House disclosure of President Johnsons operation while urging more candor on seriousness of his condition. It notes public optimism may have misled readers and calls for balanced future reporting without needless packaging of good news.
The piece condemns protesting professors who allegedly support the Viet Cong and wish for Communist victory in Vietnam. It portrays them as hating America and favoring tyranny, urging opposition to those who condone or welcome the enemy's defeat. It argues for exercising speech against such views to honor fallen soldiers and defend freedom.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes afternoons except Sundays. Office address listed as 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Telephone number 947 7644. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale and date October 22 1985 appears in the editorial page header.
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