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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1966
Page
3
The Valley honors Scottsdale city manager Bill Donaldson for guiding city government through crisis and toward growth. Under his leadership Eastside re annexation, paving districts, master planning, and a civic center with library bond approval progressed, with focus on long term improvements and public trust.
The piece compares international funding for Olympic teams and suggests the U S approach needs更新. It notes European nations sell special Olympic postage stamps at double rate, with half the receipts for the team, and argues this method merits consideration to finance the American squad for 1968.
In Alabama the 1964 GOP surge collapses with only Rep. Jack Edwards seen as possibly winning re election. James Martin faces certain defeat for governor as Dixiecrat George Wallace runs, the white backlash reshaping votes and sinking Republican hopes. The party misjudged Wallace and the Negro vote, weakening its November chances.
An American Bar Association feature argues that every defendant, regardless of public hatred, deserves legal representation. It compares modern ethics to John Adams defending soldiers after the Boston Massacre and explains the adversary system as essential to due process.
Bob Considine reports a club of travel buffs in Indiana that spent about a quarter of a million dollars on a used DC-7C and now operates with own pilots and crew as they plan grand tours from Bangkok to Hong Kong, Boston to New York, Honolulu, Acapulco, and the Rose Bowl. The group charges $100 per share with $6 monthly dues and envisions jet service from Moscow to New York attracting Russian passengers for return trips.
Lt. Gen. Chae Myang Shin of the Republic of Korea commands in Saigon and is cited by Ralph McGill as sharing hope for a Manila summit. McGill argues U S intervention in Korea and Vietnam prevented a broader third world war and kept Australia and New Zealand aligned with Asia.
The piece argues the administration misleads on troop reductions in Europe. It contends that conventional forces cannot guarantee Europe’s security and urges focus on quality over quantity while highlighting nuclear deterrence as essential. It cautions against misleading excuses and warns about misrepresented commitments.
Local newspaper fragment mentions Scottsdale and Progress with editor and publisher names Jonathan i or and Marshal Edit Jerry McElfresh and Doc Wright.
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