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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
2
The Progressive editorial argues Sept 27 vote should approve a single bond for a new city hall and library to end costly rent and substandard facilities. It says delay raises costs and urges unity despite opposition claims of bankruptcy or extravagance.
The ABA outlines ten canons guiding citizens to uphold laws defend democracy respect law and order support enforcement harbor no prejudice keep informed vote respect others participate in community activities and balance responsibilities with rights. The canons are guidelines not exhaustive says the ABA Chattanooga Times.
The House Labor Committee plotting to strip Adam Clayton Powell of control over subcommittees after a probe into his finances and ethics. The bid, backed by Edith Green and Sam Gibbons, aims to curb Powell’s influence despite Speaker McCormack's sympathy. Powell’s civil rights stance and welfare record fuel the dispute.
A humorous tale follows Nathan Henry Bolivar a patriotic boy born in Phynkia the awful kingdom. His zeal fuels mock national anthems and a grenade finale as Goodguysland annexes Phynkia revealing the moral that Patriots can be...
In the letter to the editor the writer urges competitive pay, smaller class sizes, year round employment, and reduced after hour duties as key remedies for the teacher shortage. The piece criticizes NEA for proposing emergency stopgap measures and not addressing fundamental incentives to enter and stay in teaching.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites readers to send letters but asks that submissions be limited to 400 words and clearly include the writer’s full name and address. The notice emphasizes readability and accountability in community dialogue.
In Tokyo, Bob Considine notes Japan's postwar revival under MacArthur, rising growth, and a search for identity centered on the 1964 Olympics. He cites trade with the United States at $4.5 billion, leadership in shipbuilding and electronics, and a housing and infrastructure challenge amid a mixed political Diet.
Roscoe Drummond argues the 1966 and related civil rights bills stall not by political opposition but by weak public demand and rising protest. He cites complex provisions on jury lists and open housing, public fatigue, and riot-related fear as key factors shaping congressional action.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publishes Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Office address listed as 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252 with telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4 Vol VI No 183 dated September 20 1966.
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