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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1966
Page
2
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the American Federation of Teachers policy booklet from its Chicago convention. It urges strikes even when illegal, arguing for teacher needs and questioning the schools’ primary purpose. Leaders warn such views threaten education and student welfare.
New London readers debated whether flag waving and National Anthem performances have become too common in public events. The piece argues for respectful visibility of the flag and anthem without excessive repetition, advocating massed colors and measured ceremony.
The piece traces a fabricated Katzenbach quote used by right wing groups to attack the Civil Rights open housing provision. It follows how PetroCourtney Stone letters amplified the line, spreading the false claim through congressional records editorials, and how supporters and opponents alike misperceived the attorney general’s stance.
On a staged studio set Elbie Jay quips about polls and rivals Bobby and Bill Moyers as he weighs campaign jabs and celebrity ratings. The skit features satirical lines about Vietnam, inflation, race riots and diplomacy, with a closing toast to old proverbs.
Book review notes Gerald S Hawkins shows Stonehenge built by humans for purpose beyond sighting solstices. Hawkins uses tables diagrams and statistics to back his theories appealing to astronomers sociologists and mystics. The review predicts talk around the waiting list at the Scottsdale Public Library.
Bob Considine recounts riding Japan’s new express train Kyoto to Tokyo at speed up to 120 mph and savoring its service. He recalls an interview with Gen Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo and notes his remark about moving headquarters to Seoul, foreshadowing Inchon.
The Scottsdale Daily operated by Scottsdale Publishing Company publishes Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Playa Brottadale, Arizona 85252 with telephone service listed. Postage paid at Scottsdale, Arizona dated September 10, 1966.
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