Sears and Kerricks Plan Valley Store Expansion
Town reacts to Sears Roebuck and Kerricks building at McDowell and Sentisdale as mixed voices rise. Proponents praise tax base and shopping facilities while small merchants fear competition. Analysts warn of shrinking local market share but approve long term quality stores.
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Rethinking Education By Ralph McGill on Poverty and Schools
The article argues that poverty limits education beyond simple high school and college labels. It urges bold changes such as flexible grouping, remedial support, and early childhood programs, noting head start's early success and the need to replace rigid grade systems with personalized learning paths. It cautions against resistance from teachers and boards to necessary reforms.
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Eggmon
Crowded Newport Beach Beckons as Desert Ideas Rise
A sun drenched weekend draws about 180000 beachgoers to Newport Beach California with a photo recalling Coney Island. The piece debates sand per person and suggests Arizona could attract visitors by creating new lake beaches to ease California crowding and boost local resorts.
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Johnson bridges to business reshape postwar era
Roscoe Drummond outlines how Lyndon Johnson preserved business support by lenient tax and depreciation policies and a pro enterprise climate. He notes business leaders helped shape policy since Truman through Johnson, with the CED advocating growth oriented fiscal tools and education and oversight to boost productivity and private sector influence.
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A Lesson for U S Fourteen Parties in India Election
The Tucson Star argues that India's fourteen party slate creates voter confusion and unstable government. It warns against multiparty fragmentation, citing France under De Gaulle, and urges Americans to retain a two party system with occasional strong third parties.
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Mailbag Letter Attacks Moscow Conference and World Peace Claims
A reader rebukes Evelyn Martin for labeling the Moscow World Congress on General Disarmament and Peace as Communist led. The letter argues sovereignty, UN disarmament, and peace talks clash with Communist aims and warns against world conquest under international control.
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Warns on Soviet space weapons and U S weakness
Barry Goldwater argues the United States has almost abandoned space weapon development while the Soviet Union may not. He warns that without technological parity in space warfare, the West could face capitulation to Communist demands and urges continued scrutiny in upcoming columns.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Staff Roles and Contact Info
A brief clipping lists Jonathan Marshall as Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne as Managing Editor with T Frank Stewart as Advertising Director. It notes the Scottsdale Daily Progress published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 B Ges Scottsdale Second class hosts Po gall Park 252 telephone WH 63441 in Scottsdale Arizona August 2 1965.
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