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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
2
The Arizona Legislature debates bonds for higher education but neglects a long term plan. University of Arizona ASU and Flagstaff College face growth pressures while faculty worry about quality. The piece urges a balanced system with strong junior colleges to expand access and attract industry.
Window shopping reflects fashion shifts toward rounded toes and low solid heels for women. The change promises safer, more comfortable feet and may spare young girls from damaging trends. Observers urge the trend to endure without rapid reversals.
A New York PTA driven by Gene Bradley launched the Peace Corps School to School effort in 1963. From Rosendale Elementary the project funded a one room Escuela Rosendale in Casablanca Colombia, built with local labor and supplied libraries and kits. Donations funded many more classrooms and materials, expanding aid through student-driven events nationwide.
In Cairo reports say President Gamal Abdel Nasser faces internal discord among top aides. Key figures Aly Sabry and Zakaria Mohieddin clash over control and policy as Mohieddin pushes austerity and Western ties while Sabry seeks freer hand. Nasser remains noncommittal amid the rift.
Marquis Childs reports California faces growth pressures under Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr as Ronald Reagan leads in polls for the Republican nomination. Brown weighs a potential third term while fiscal moves and a looming deficit strain state finances and politics, amid labor strikes and a bribery probe in tax offices.
Roscoe Drummond argues NATO will not break up and will endure while talks with Gen de Gaulle continue. He notes no binding link among the 14 allied nations has been severed and France's isolation shapes the alliance's future path as leaders seek a workable form.
Washington and Bonn fear De Gaulle may sign a Soviet pact but those fears recede as officials see a possible French role in NATO. UK public opinion shifts toward closer Europe while Britain and Paris discuss a possible British entry into the European common market.
The document laments government controls and subsidies hindering a healthy merchant fleet. It warns many ships and insurance rates strain industry, noting that up to 70 percent of vessels may become obsolete within five years. Subsidies are criticized for eroding cost-reduction incentives.
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