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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1968

Page

2

Editorial: Death Won't Wait in Paradise Valley

An elderly, out-of-state couple died and two others were injured in a horrific Paradise Valley traffic crash at Lincoln Rd and Mockingbird Ln. The editorial urges comprehensive Lincoln Rd planning, reduced access, better traffic control, stricter licensing, and tougher law enforcement to prevent more fatalities.

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Integrated Quality Education and Racial Segregation

A stark discussion at an all Negro elementary school featured a truck driver father who spoke to first through seventh graders about driving, reading maps, and first aid, illustrating disciplines of sociology. Exhibits on housing, world peoples, services, education, and geography highlighted the push for integrated quality schools to replace dual segregated systems.

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Barber Price Hike Sparks Hair Style Debate

Long hair purchases rise as barbers raise prices 25 cents to 2.50 effective next week. Parents react with concern over cost while some plan to cut own hair or allow longer styles. analysts note potential shifts in social norms and demand.

Nixon back in California as political comeback gains pace

The article notes Richard Nixon's return to Orange County where locals who supported him in 1962 still back him. It portrays a growing optimism about his political revival, praising his delivery and signaling potential momentum in future elections. Nixon's move to New York and focus on law practice mark a new chapter.

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McCarthy urged to join major party in 1968 race

The piece critiques Senator Eugene McCarthy for not committing to a major party in the 1968 presidential race. It urges him to show courage, either by aligning with Democrats or Republicans, arguing his influence could help avoid a House showdown and save the nation from a divisive election.

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Hayden Ends Long Congressional Career After 56 Years

Hayden bows out after 56 years in Congress and 42 years in the Senate marking a historic tenure. The Arizona statesman, turning 90, retires amid tributes from friends including the U.S. president, reflecting on times of gravity and greatness he has witnessed.

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Mailbag to Jack Karie Expresses Regret Over Rift

The writer addresses Scottsdale Daily Progress city editor Jack Karie, recalling a lunch discussion and a Democratic rally. He apologizes for recent difficulties and expresses hope to restore their longtime friendly relationship and former amicable relations.

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Watermelon Poison Signs Spark Farmer Concern

A farmer posted signs in his patch accusing watermelon theft and poisoning. The first sign claimed one melon was poisoned, then a second sign noted two were poisoned. The odd clipping also notes rising living costs and inflation trends alongside broken references to prices and figures.

Robber's Roost by Zane Grey reviewed as timeless Western classic

The critique places Robber's Roost beside Grey's other adventures, praising its vivid Western scenery and solid plot. It compares Grey to Krutch on Grand Canyon, notes archaic diction occasional but not detrimental, and urges readers to rediscover old favorites like Tom Sawyer or Huck Finn.

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