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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1970

Page

2

District 20 candidates in Valley face friendly field

The editorial weighs candidates in District 20 with Ann Sawyer campaigning door to door, Sandra O Connor unopposed for State Senate, Ruth Adams opposing kindergarten funding, and Stanley Marks and Richard Burgess described as capable but needing more experience.

Ann Sawyer State House State Senate Sandra O' Connor Ruth Adams Stanley Marks O’connor Richard Burgess i Isabell Burgess

Tunneys unite behind John V. Tunney in California race

Gene Tunney flies to California to back son John V. Tunney in the California Senate race against George Murphy. Brother Jay raises funds while Gene and the family campaign from San Jose to the Oregon border. Reagan backs Murphy, with Agnew and Mitchell active for the Republican side. The contest centers on law and order and the economy amid aerospace cutbacks.

New York Gene Tunney California John V. Tunney Tunney Senate George Murphy Kennédys Tunneys Father Gene Joe U.S Jay Tunney Brother Gene Gene San Jose Oregon Bobby Kennedy Nixon Spiro Agnew John Mitchell Murphy Reagan Jesse Unruh Harry Truman Tom Dewey Pat Brown Congress

Circulation cuts may hit magazines and TV in shift

A UPI piece explains how lowering circulation can boost ad rates and profits, sparking fear that mass media may follow magazines like the Saturday Evening Post into reduced audiences. The author jokes about a football title rewinding to campaign speeches as ratings fall.

Washington UPI Late Saturday Evening Post Agriculture Department

The politics of fear in Agnew’s crime critique

The article critiques Vice President Agnew for charging Democrats with being soft on crime. It argues such rhetoric demeans office and fuels division. It urges voters to focus on crime prevention rather than partisan attacks and stresses mutual respect for government.

Tucson Agnew Congress

Tennessee AFL-CIO Flyer Attacks Brock Backed Plant

A flyer mailed to 160,000 Tennessee labor families and handed to workers at non union plants accuses the Brock family owned Chattanooga candy company of trying to bar unions. It states No working person can afford union busting Brock in the U.S. Senate.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Tennessee- Afl-Cio Chattanooga Candy Company William Brock Brock U.S Senate

Gore faces revival as economy shifts Tennessee race

The Tennessee Senate contest featuring Albert Gore and Brock tightens as layoffs and union issues revive bread and butter concerns. Gore, once dismissed, gains ground amid a softened GOP edge, with labor views and Vietnam stance key to voters, while Brock clings to a lead in a changing political climate.

Brock Albert Gore Gore Tennessee

Tense NATO clash over British sale of Soviet computers

Washington reports rising NATO friction as Britain presses to ease export limits on high speed computers to the Soviet Union for the Serpukhov atom-smasher. U S officials warn such shipments could boost Kremlin military potential while Congress and critics push to maintain curbs.

Washington United States Britain NATO Paris Russia Strategic Materials’ Coordinating Committee Co.Com North Atlantic Treaty ‘Organization Kremlin International Nixon Congress Nixon Administration Senate House Atomic Energy. Committee Chet Holifield D-Cal Hyman G. Rickover Senate House Committee Rickover U.S

Dreadful talk about women in the draft reveals bias

The writer argues against blocking women from service noting women have long served in various roles. They claim universal military training is more logical than unequal drafts and that military life offers women training, pay, housing, and world exposure. The piece challenges male prejudice and promotes equal opportunity.

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