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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
2
The Scottsdale school board enacts stricter rules for the new academic year to curb property damage and endangerment on school grounds. The editorial argues rebellion is natural but stresses enforcement to protect others and uphold standards within a free society.
Noted physician philosopher and Bach interpreter Dr Albert Schweitzer died this weekend at the hospital he founded in Lambarene Africa. He spent his life in service promoting peace and reverence for life, inspiring generations with his ideas.
Evans Novak reports White House tasks and budget pressures loom as Viet Nam costs rise and Great Society programs risk overheating the economy. Administration officials consider an income tax increase while defense spending pushes deficits and inflation fears, shaping Republican campaign positions for 1966.
The piece argues that rising education costs strain big city budgets and outlines a national trend toward expanded schooling. It highlights the baby boom and rising college graduation forecasts, stresses honest planning, and cites civil rights law as an opportunity to improve education in the South, urging removal of discriminatory practices for growth and stability.
A column questions Dr. Martin Luther King Jr as an informal foreign policy voice on Vietnam. It argues his race and fame magnify impact, condemns his talks with Ho Chi Minh, and warns of dangerous, potentially pro Communist mischief and public confusion.
Quotations note labor as essential to society and national strength. Emerson and Voltaire emphasize discipline, virtue, and progress while others mark labor as key to heroism, prosperity, and societal improvement. The collection frames labor as central to human achievement.
Bob Considine argues the space race with the Soviet Union remains tight. He notes American records in space duration, launches, and crew, contrasting U S achievements with Soviet milestones and discussing recovery methods and public interest in Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center and the Astrodome.
The text lists the Scottsdale Daily publishing office at 802 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale AZ 85252 and contact number 947-7544. It references staff roles including Jonathan Byrne Dan Byrne Frank Stewart managing editor and advertising director and notes publication details September 7 1965 Vol V No 172 with second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona.
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