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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues 1964 warnings against Vietnam involvement were correct citing a corrupt South Vietnamese government and lacking democracy. It contends U S leaders pursued a failed military solution, facing costly, unachieved aims and political entrenchment of Thieu with no popular support. It urges immediate U S withdrawal.
Support flows for Nixon's New Economic Plan with optimism from The Pave the World Federation. Federation president Homer Pettibone foresees asphalt conquering the world, predicting 12.3 cars per American family by 1984 and a vast expansion of parking lots and shopping centers.
The piece warns that strip mining is making a comeback in the West with plans for broad expansion. It notes costs are lower than deep mining, exploits vast western reserves, and could lead to environmental damage similar to coal towns and polluted streams in Appalachia.
The piece warns that despite rising lease activity by the Bureau of Land Management, Arizona must enact tough environmental safeguards to avoid despoiling its landscape, even if fuel costs rise as a result.
The first post Kissinger flight staff meeting saw Secretary Rogers defend the department's role while top East Asia experts were largely uninformed. White House secrecy and noncareer advisers pressuring for political judgments undermine career diplomats, risking morale and an open flow of expert opinion.
The book reviews Garfield as a hard money advocate with protectionist tariff views and a debated legacy. It highlights his assassination and parallels to modern times while noting Taylor’s balanced, nonpartisan analysis and the enduring relevance of Garfield’s ideas.
A list ranks popular titles led by Stone's Passions of the Mind and Michener's The Drifters, followed by Blatty's The Exorcist and Brown's Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. The sequence includes Plath, Drury, Howath, Reich, M, and Wambaugh with The New Centurions.
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 400 words and to include a home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred and jetters will receive preference.
Rep. John Murphy read a note at a press conference claiming John V. Lindsay would resign as New York mayor on August 14 to seek the presidency. Lindsay quickly issued a statement calling reports silly and stressed he would not end his current difficulties.
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