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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
3
Readers urged to pull down signs now as election activity winds down. The note cites Scottsdale and Paradise Valley rules and asks sign holders to reduce clutter by removing posters in the coming weeks.
The article argues against exiting Vietnam due to defeats in France and describes the French reliance on mercenaries and colonial forces. It contrasts French methods with American efforts to unite and reform Vietnam while building national capacity.
An unclear fragment hints at a local tax or bribe context involving individuals, a payment, and an unclear agency. Readable elements include names or initials, a reference to a payment, and a possible public notice angle. Further context is needed for precise framing.
A reader voices concern over school bond taxes and Roosevelt era tax and spend ideas. The writer questions arithmetic noting the first year payoff around $120,000 and asks for honesty while criticizing politicians.
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