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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
2
The piece argues for studying charter changes to term lengths for Scottsdale councilmen and mayors. It contrasts two-year simultaneous elections with four-year staggered terms, noting trade offs between turnover and continuity, and suggests council action if a primary vote is planned to take effect in two years.
A local column warns that as citrus fruit swells in season boys throw oranges and grapefruit at cars. Hits cause dents and broken windows, injuring a resident last year. Parents are urged to warn children to avoid this dangerous stunt to prevent injuries and legal trouble.
In Rome observers weigh Pope Paul VI's October 4 UN visit as a focus on peace despite skepticism about outcomes. The pope may address Vietnam and leverage UN momentum after a restrained India Pakistan war response. Warsaw trip next, with Cardinal Wyszynski hosting and Poland's Catholics showing strong support.
The writer urges approving the $100 million state long term bonds proposition and states intent to vote in favor on October 19, arguing the issue will benefit Arizona.
A letter by Mrs. Betty Beuerlein discusses bond measures 10 and 101 urging Arizona taxpayers to fund new facilities. She uses a Pearl Harbor style allegory about chickens in Southeast Asia to argue for trial-and-error foreign aid and civic investment. She asserts bonding will spread costs over 20 years and attract new industry while demanding individual responsibility.
President Johnson acted to blunt a foreign aid setback as the Senate defeated Saltonstall’s $50 million amendment amid broader budget concerns. Rusk and Bell argued for flexibility while Humphrey rallied administration Democrats in a secret meeting. Symington opposed final passage citing balance of payments.
The July-august U.S. response to Cuba and the Dominican Republic drew mixed views. Johnson faced pressure from military and political factions while seeking a representative government and a stable settlement amid anti Communist tensions.
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