Justice Prevails As Mississippi Conspiracy Conviction Made
Editorial reflects on slow justice in civil rights cases noting three year wait for a conspiracy conviction in the 1964 murders of Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney. Seventeen others faced charges eight innocent three mistrials, highlighting past miscarriages and urging impartial future justice.
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Michael Schwerner
James Chanay
Mississippi
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Deep South
Billboards outside Scottsdale spark sign law concerns
After a Pepsi Cola convention in the Valley brought millions in business, ten large billboards near Pinnacle Peak were erected without permits. The scenic drive lies outside city limits and falls under county jurisdiction with a slow enforcement sign ordinance. County action is needed to curb future encroachments and protect the landscape.
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Hiveryone
Pepsi People
Pinnacle Peak
Scottsdale
Thailand as U S ally shines in Southeast Asia
Bangkok hosts a vast U S investment network including five air bases a fifth under construction a new Gulf port at Sattahip and a national highway system. The U S plans and stockpiles reinforce Thailand's role as a strategic military and economic hub rather than Saigon, with Bangkok set to become a premier American ally in the region.
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Asia
Sattahip
Nakhon Phanom
Mekong River
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Royal Thailand Air Force Base
Satahip
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U.S
Red China
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
The Tragic End Of Hoppe’s Grand Trade Scheme
A satirical piece mocking a failed plan to trade with Washington natives by exploiting their obsession with telephone buttons. The narrator laments the flaw: natives possess nothing the trader desires, making the scheme doomed. The piece uses mock ethnography and absurd currency notions to critique colonial fixes.
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Washington
Readers debate traffic signal at Hayden and Oak
Scottsdale letter writer argues against the traffic engineer and urges a signal to slow Hayden Rd traffic. The writer notes residential distance, risk of speeding, and compares Ped X sign efficacy, warning of unsafe conditions during peak hours and near the hospital area.
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City Hall
Hayden Rd
Oak St
Mirage Bombers Turn Latin America Into Arms Race
The Mirage V jet bomber sale to Peru from France heightens fears of an arms race across Latin America. Critics say funds could better serve neglected citizens and ailing economies, questioning Paris and Washington roles in fueling regional instability.
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United States
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Barry Goldwater Sees Victory Signs in Vietnam War
Goldwater criticizes McNamara and claims SEATO reports show progress in Vietnam. He cites reduced Viet Cong control in First and Second Corps areas, open highways, rising VC defections, and declining attacks, arguing Haiphong closure marks final war phase and urging frank administration disclosures.
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Almple
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Haiphong
Scottsdale Daily Progress publishing schedule and policy
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces management roles for Jerry McElfrash W. 8 and Dec Wright as editor and assistant publisher. It lists office address at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, Ariz and notes publication through Saturday evenings with June through September schedules and holiday exceptions.
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