De Gaulle’s Peace Plan Offers Basis for Discussion
Progress editorial argues Charles de Gaulle, though unpopular in the U S, proposes a three part plan to end Viet Nam fighting: withdrawal of foreign troops on a schedule, end to acts of war, and a neutral political settlement. Its success hinges on Saigon stability and Hanoi independence.
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Bugs in your hair scam fuels cheap clip jobs
A cranky monologue promotes a bogus hair treatment selling bugs for $2.25 with clipped hair under-the-water tricks and fake legalities. The speaker mocks barber sterilization claims while pleading for easy money and long hair trends, citing no real procedure or safety.
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Goldwater Conservatives Press for 1968 GOP Convention
Roscoe Drummond reports that Goldwater conservatives expect to control the 1968 Republican national convention and nominate a Goldwater-style candidate, while moderates and liberals are seen as declining in influence. The piece notes bids from Reagan and Laird, with Romney and Nixon as possible alternatives.
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Praise for Progress editorial
Letter-writer praises the newspaper for courageous reporting and incisive editorials on a dangerous political group. He cites clippings from August 6 and 8 and a superb August 1 editorial, commending the paper’s reporting quality and urging continued coverage.
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Saigon Press Censorship Cuts Dailies and Montagnard Life
In Saigon government controls print news and cut dailies to 43 amid paper shortages and double censorship. Montagnards, about 2 million people, are portrayed with harsh stereotypes and face strict village justice and punitive rituals. US officers on base housing shortages live in Saigon, commuting daily to war zones.
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The Mailbag Letter Critiques Voting Procedures
Mrs Charles Swan of Scottsdale criticizes state voting logistics blaming rain for low turnout. She cites changed polling places without notice, urges direct sample ballots and neutral voter information, and urges reform to encourage participation.
Johnson a political animal shaping public view
Ralph McGill Johnson argues President Johnson connects with the people through nonpartisan outreach, balancing public affection with political realities. He notes Johnson’s family, Viet Nam, Korea, and Formosa issues, praising his record and implying the public will judge the 1968 outcome by what he has achieved.
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Beatle Tax Collector Song Sparks Political Defense
The author defends Beatle music and rock and roll while criticizing political songs. He praises musical discipline and urges more songs about global tyrannies and peace, urging artists to critique society and expose economic realities alongside capitalist culture. He cites Dylans, Baez, Collins, and others, calling for varied topics.
Scottsdale Progress Editor Jerry McElfresh Dies or Retires
The Scottsdale Progress notes Managing Editor Jerry McElfresh in 1966 with a brief obituary or staff change summary. It records his role and September 23 date context for the newsroom in Scottsdale.
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