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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1969

Page

2

Empire building harms quality in higher education

The piece argues that large bureaucratic university systems threaten personal instruction and student connection. It cites Arizona State University and the University of Arizona as examples where growth risks impersonal learning, while urging legislative creation of plans for smaller branch campuses to improve accessibility and maintain quality.

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Junk cars banned in Scottsdale East Phoenix area

The Scottsdale East Phoenix area enacts tougher junk car rules with little opposition. Critics call the law an infringement on freedom, but supporters say the measure safeguards health, welfare, and property values by removing unsightly junk yards and reducing fire hazards.

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Humphrey sought Nixon talks to push Vietnam exit

Hubert Humphrey arranged a private Sept two weeks before a White House visit to urge a speedy Vietnam withdrawal. The plan aimed to signal Democratic support for disengagement, but his afterward remarks were seized by Nixon allies and left Humphrey mistrusted by the party’s left.

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Parents urged to attend Dope Stop programs in Scottsdale

A reader letter praises a Dope Stop panel including Nor eee TR A Chada and others from Maricopa County Mental Health and Scottsdale Police. The writer urges Scotts dale parents to become involved, stressing drug dangers to youth and calling for attendance at upcoming Dope Stop meetings and gratitude to advocates like Norman Hovda.

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Nixon weighs costs of rapid Vietnam pullout

White House discussions describe President Nixon fearing a sudden U S withdrawal would bring domestic unrest, risk a bloodbath in Vietnam, and undermine allies. He warns critics would pivot to harsher charges and that commercial and overseas interests would suffer, signaling a cautious approach.

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Scottsdale Teenage Art Bazaar Success

Saturday Oct. 18 the Scottsdale Teenage Art Bazaar drew forty five teenage artists who displayed and sold paintings sculptures and crafts. Sales topped seven hundred dollars with all proceeds going to the artists. The committee thanks the Scottsdale Daily Progress for support enabling this community project.

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Miss Lena Hale Celebrates 98th Birthday In Academy Bathroom

Caption notes Maestro Eugene Ormandy congratulates Miss Lena Louise Hale on her 98th birthday. A party honoring Miss Hale was held in the bathroom of the Academy Philadelphia. Inquirer classified ad mentions a girl friend for an advertising director of publishing firm in Long Island Press.

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Payette President Questioned Amid Moratorium Sunset

The piece argues Nixon should not bow to mob pressure as the Vietnam Moratorium fades. It weighs democratic risk, public anger, and the need for leadership, noting millions participated in the Moratorium while urging restraint and a focus on policy over street heat.

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Scottsdale Progress publication details and pricing

The Scottsdale Daily Progress outlines its publishing schedule from September to May on evenings and from June to August on weekdays, lists the Scottsdale Publishing Company address, phone number, and notes it does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures. Subscription costs are shown as thirty cents per week and a long rate schedule.

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