Scottsdale teachers seek fair pay as SEA gains tempered by tensions
The Scottsdale Education Association speaks for teachers amid a board‑driven pay reform. While SEA secured most requests including a base pay increase and a percentage rate plan, base pay remains low. The dispute has strained relations, with concerns that minority actions harm all teachers and the community.
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Scottsdale Edutetrr Association
The
SEA
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Congress to cut funds curb government snooping
A reader complains that federal agencies waste over 30000 dollars yearly on telephone eavesdropping gear and maintain numerous polygraph operators. The writer calls wiretapping a police state tactic and urges Congress to halt such spending in the budget and declare the activities illegal.
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Congress
Goldwater May Pick Scranton As Veep Partner
The piece notes Sen. Barry Goldwater eyeing Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania as a potential running mate. Scranton’s liberal-Republican appeal and ties to Goldwater’s circle are explored, with doubts about ideological fit and political risk if pursued.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Wilam Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ile
Goldwater-Scranton
Thomas E. Dewey
John Bricker
Nelson Rockefeler
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scrantop
Barry M. Coldwater
Coldwater
Westchester Apartments
Capitol Hill
Scrantons
American Bookracks Inc
Cacra Valley
Calif
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Bell
American Bookracks,Inc
Richard Nixon
Far East
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
California
Nixon
Oregon
Editors Mailbag Voices Student Support for Scottsdale Teachers
Arcadia High School students explain their act of skipping sixth and seventh periods to highlight teacher pay and recognition. They urge the Scottsdale School Board to negotiate and publish board member names to spur a public discussion and resolution of teacher salary concerns.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Ross D. Stone
E. Sheridan
America
Phoenix
Arizona
Joe K. Williams
56Th St
Looking Ahead Sir at Hohokam School Unrest
A Scottsdale reader urges reconsideration of high school tensions as four children attend Hohokam and one moves to Coronado High. The letter condemns the school board for an imperial stance and refusal to discuss teachers grievances. It warns of a mass exodus of the teaching staff unless dialogue begins.
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Coronado High
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Teachers And AFT Mentioned In Letter
A letter from Glenn Crisp argues Scottsdale schools rely on strong teachers and urges the district to address teachers joining the AFT. He emphasizes teachers’ responsibilities, families, and the need for proper school order to keep education high quality.
Low Salaries Undermine Teacher Morale
The article argues that teachers shoulder great responsibility during formative years and that low salaries harm morale and educational quality. It notes that unhappy teachers cannot operate at peak efficiency as they work with children, not machines.
The President Lyndon Johnson in Public Speech Style
Ralph McGill compares Lyndon Johnson to past presidents, noting his concise direct communication and appeal in small groups. The piece recalls Truman and FDR in contrast, reflecting on media perception and the distinct voice of LBJ.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Johnsons Direct Action and the Kennedy Johnson Legacy
The article argues LBJ used direct action to avert a railroad strike and frames the Democratic and Republican parties as largely separate. It links Johnson with Kennedy’s guiding principles, notes civil rights will challenge him, and asserts performance and enduring political philosophy from Jefferson to Johnson.
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson
Johnson
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Harvard
Southwest Teachers College
Johnson City
Peace In Our Time Depends On Soviet Reforms
Roscoe Drummond argues President Johnson’s peace prophecy rests on concrete shifts: Soviet acceptance of meaningful disarmament inspections, free elections in Eastern Europe including East Germany, and Moscow opposing cross border arms and fighters. He cites Cold War gains and warns real peace requires removing the root causes of conflict, not mere wartime tamping.
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United States
Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
Mr. Johnson
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Europe
East Germany
Free World
Ho Chi Minh
South
Viet
Nam
Castro
Venezuela
Western
West
Berlin
Korea
Greece
Philippines
Malaya
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Steward Flaschen
Bill Close
Earl Sumrall
Charles Holt
Glenn
Crisp
Chaparral
Ralph McGill
McGill
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Truman
LBJ
Harold Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
Andrew Jackson
Texas
Roscoe Drummond
Cuba
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China
Russia
Drummond
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