Facing Scrutiny of Multi Race Readers Sparks Debate
Readers in a letter debate challenge Dr. Arthur Trace Sr. and Arizona committees over Follett Detroit Readers. The writer cites phonetic reading as superior, notes 27 words in three primers, and praises Eloy Laveen Whiteriver programs and Mamie Lizmore. The piece ends with pride in Tempe history and thanks for Easter food drive coverage.
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Anne Walsh
the Gazette
Dick and
Jane
Arthur Trace Sr
Follett Company
Detroit
Dick and Jane
Arizona
Eloy
Laveen
Whiteriver
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Mamie Lizmore
Peking's Isolationism Frustrates Diplomacy and Risks Conflict
Robert G. Spivack argues in The Nation that the United States faces a non policy toward China. He warns that Red China under Mao Tse tung shows no signs of joining the family of nations and that continued isolation risks a rapid hardening of tensions and possible armed confrontation.
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Peking
China
Lippmann on Asia says LBJ in grave trouble over war
Walter Lippmann argues the U S Vietnam policy damages Asia relations and U S prestige. He notes widespread Asian opposition, cites India China the Soviet Union and Indonesia, and urges a reassessment of Western rulers in Asia and white dominance. He urges peeling away preconceptions for policy to gain legitimacy and avoid further drift into trouble.
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Japan
China
Indonesia
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
Asia
Thailand
Bangkok
Seoul
Taipei
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Weather summary for U S regions and Arizona
Scattered storms run from the Southern Plains to the Middle and South Atlantic with rain in the Appalachians and Lower Lakes. It will be warmer from the Rockies to the Upper Mississippi Valley and cooler in most of the eastern third, except the deep South. Phoenix area mostly sunny with highs near 86 and 89, lows near 53. Arizona north partly cloudy with scattered showers, highs 55 to 70 east and 70 to 85 west, lows 25 to 60. South partly cloudy with highs 70 to 85 east and 80 to 95 west, lows 35 to 65. Today’s sun set at 7 08 MST and rise tomorrow at 5 43 MST. Yesterday’s high 84, previous highs 79 and 101 in 70-year range. Precipitation totals: 4.87 inches since Jan 1. excess 2.35 inches.
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US Lags But Moves On Health, Voting Rights Amendments
The piece notes Congress plans to approve health care for the aged and a presidential disability amendment while a strong voting rights bill follows the Selma protests. It compares US delays to Britain France and Germany, citing income tax and unemployment insurance precedents and the 15th Amendment legacy.
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Bismarck
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