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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
2
A guest editorial argues that U.S. ghetto conditions such as overcrowded housing, unemployment, segregation, and despair fuel potential riots. It cites Cleveland and Phoenix as tests for bold anti poverty and youth employment programs and urges city officials and industry to act now to reduce riot risk.
Ralph McGill laments SNCC's transformation from civil rights activists to a violent anti white group in Atlanta. He recalls Mayor Ivan Allen's calm leadership during rioting and questions Snick's new money sources and political shift toward destroying existing society and endorsing anti white policies.
Roscoe Drummond argues the South Vietnamese election matters greatly as turnout exceeds 80 percent despite Viet Cong violence. He notes aims to legitimize Ky government, continue the war, and move toward governance by consent, with civilians to dominate the 117 member assembly. Tokyo reports sumo wrestlers’ tax-free status amid cultural praise.
A fragmented discussion contrasts Sumo’s tax status with American sports, detailing how the Japan Sumo Association controls gates and pay. It notes grand champions’ wealth compared with lower ranks, sponsors’ prize displays, and harsh, monastic life for regular wrestlers. It touches on post career outcomes like marriage and business ventures.
Book reviewer praises J. J. Brown's Start With $100 as practical for American laymen with small savings. It outlines aims and vehicles of investment, value analysis, and a logic-based path to profits. The author notes learning from mistakes and cautions against dream of quick riches.
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