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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
2
Historical commentary notes housewives’ protests against high living costs as a nationwide concern for merchants and consumers. It argues price rises stem from war, programs, and demand while urging a comprehensive study of the food market and consumer incentives.
The editorial urges voters to reelect Darrell F. Smith as attorney general noting his two years of steady leadership and staff improvements while criticizing his swing toward partisan politics with Gov. Goddard. Opponent Reid Woodford is described as an unknown quantity and no strong case is presented for change.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes how Edward Brooke's potential U.S. Senate win in Massachusetts would symbolize political opportunity beyond civil rights. He notes Brooke's cross‑cutting appeal in a mostly white state and the broader national implications if a Negro candidate is chosen for reasons of merit, not race.
A newspaper roundup reviews Curt Gentry’s The Vulnerable Americans as bleak but insightful on mass swindles and fraud. It also surveys David E. Lilienthal’s Journals 1950 1955 and The Treasury of Horses by Walter Osborne and Patricia Johnson, noting VIP encounters and the sport horse industry.
The Saigon morning scene blends cool air with early bustle as taxicabs and buses carry workers before the 7 am roar. Motorcycles and scooters dominate streets, carrying families and vendors past crowded sidewalks, art galleries, and stalls, revealing a city of charm amid chaos.
The readable text presents a vague critique of leftist political engagement and union support in a forthcoming election. It references political commentary and the legality of unions pursuing broad organizing activity, with scattered phrases about home addresses and intellectual rhetoric. The passage is incomplete and ambiguous.
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