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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues law and order is a misused national slogan and true control lies with state and local governments. It urges Arizona to focus on local solutions, rehabilitation, school cooperation with courts, social agencies, and modernizing prisons to reduce crime without central federal overreach. It calls Arizona candidates to present local plans.
The Scottsdale School District votes Tuesday to fill a board vacancy as required by law. Officials note voter attention is diluted by state and national politics and urge moving school elections to spring or winter, possibly with municipal contests to boost interest.
Posthumous 90 page Kennedy manuscript detailing the Cuban missile crisis sold to McCall's for about $1 million with Harold Macmillan preface and Robert McNamara introduction. Sorensen edited and negotiated rights while seven major houses bid. Dobrynin and Rusk receive limited roles. Kennedy brothers dominate crisis management with poignant reminiscence of Joe Jr. death.
The Scottsdale medical community is urged to consider Prof Heinz Hink's timely remarks with caution. Local physicians and volunteers have long aided Vista del Camino and Yaqui families at no cost. Support for Hink hinges on careful inquiry over rapid accusations and a scholarly approach.
Washington editorials argue the Senate should approve the treaty banning spread of nuclear weapons without delay. They say it advances nonproliferation safeguards, supports peaceful nuclear energy, and counters Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia, with little political opposition at home.
The piece surveys 11.4 to 11.5 million new voters eligible in November, split between hard core radicals and more moderate youths. It discusses shifts in political identity, including students at Columbia and Chicago protests, and the varied views within the new electorate from Marxist rhetoric to reformist intent.
A collection of quotes links writing to inner life and salvation with voices from Lorimer Tolstoy James Cabell and Nathan. The notes explore how personal truth and expression define a writer’s value and impact on readers.
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