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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
2
Progress editorial previews Bennie Gonzales proposed Scottsdale civic center with arts center bandshell theater library and government offices. The model blends traditional style with modern space concepts and aims to unite future city goals before the bond vote.
A local matron advocates a new movement named Dieters Anonymous to assist those seeking weight loss. She envisions literature and meetings with non caloric refreshments to support dieters amid national diet trends, noting media attention often favors other mutual aid groups.
Washington reports describe the $1.4 billion Manned Orbiting Laboratory as a peace aimed project, building on U2 and Samos spy advances. officials stress nonviolent use while warning of a potential space arms race with the Soviet Union and noting UN space weapon bans.
The Mailbag defends Scottsdale High School staff against L E Digges criticism over a word choice in the handbook. The writer argues Digges has private or alternative schooling options and urges respect for principals and teachers while considering possible printing errors or intentional emphasis as a battlecry for the new school year.
Kennedy discussed Southeast Asia crises with Eisenhower before taking office. The White Paper by House Republicans argues Johnson’s Vietnam policy rests on his own decisions, while noting Ike supported using force to prevent a Communist takeover in Laos and South Vietnam.
Ralph McGill discusses Los Angeles and other cities 1964 65 riots as spontaneous combustion caused by long neglected social ills. He blames inadequate public education by churches media and agencies and warns that poverty overcrowding unemployment and hopelessness ignite violence across racial lines.
A columnist denounces a proposed $1.75 minimum wage, arguing it harms low wage workers and small retailers. The piece contends higher minimums reduce jobs, speed automation, and offer no net employment gain, urging lawmakers to consider long term economic health.
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