Progress Editorial Page Calls for Action on School Innovations
Guest editorial laments slow move from research to classroom practice. It cites John Gardner and Dr. Paul Mort on the long lag before new educational ideas reach schools, noting widespread awareness but limited active implementation of methods like team teaching and educational television.
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John Gardner
Carnegie Corporation
Paul Mort
Butrebe
Columbia University
Education Lag and the Push for Programmed Learning
The piece argues that education lags by decades in adopting innovations such as programmed learning used by industry and the military. It notes strong, cost effective results and urges local schools to trial new reading and modern math efforts under supportive administrators and active parental involvement.
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New Jersey
Scottsdale
Hemingway Estate and Cuban Air Travel During Castro Era
On a Cuba tour the group visits Finca La Vigia in San Francisco de Paula, Hemingway's Havana era home. Caretaker Rene Villareal resents intrusions and book removals as the living room shelves display authors from Twain to Salinger. They note Cubana Air Lines planes, IL-14s, TU-114s, Britannias, and the IL-18, with a Russian guard on board the latter.
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Castro
Cuba
Finca
John O’hara
The
Harvard Classics
Lindbergh
Artie Shaw
Dostoievsky
Sinclair Lewis
George
Jean Nathan
Edmund Wilson
Gene Tunney
Calvin Coolidge
Mahatma Gandhi
J. Perelman
J.D. Salinger
Jack Lait
Lee Mortimer
Jim Jones
Red Smith
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Alex Woolcott
Allen Smith
Bob Sherrod
Bill Mauldin
Douglas Southall
Somerset Maugham
Temple Fielding
Papa
Moscow
Cubana Airlines
Santiago de Cua
Pride of
Cubana Air
Here
Mexico City
Prague
Community urges Scottsdale to ban political posters on utility poles
Robert C. Foreman of Scottsdale calls for an ordinance prohibiting use of utility poles for political advertising. He argues poles mar desert beauty and notes posters linger after elections while names such as Grandman and Wilmoth appear again on new rounds.
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Scottsdale
Grandman
Wilmoth
Robert C. Foreman
E. Stetson
Paradise Valley Underground Wires Funding Questioned
ERMA SEARFOSS asks who will pay for new underground utility wires in Paradise Valley. She questions whether residents of Paradise Valley or valley wide taxpayers will bear the cost and whether Paradise Valley will fund it from tax revenue. She closes by asking four questions for clarification.
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Paradise Valley
Hunger in India yields nation in food shortage crisis
New Delhi reports India facing its gravest food shortage since independence with riots over grain sales in cities including Calcutta and Bombay. Officials warn of threatened democratic stability as price rises and distribution battles strain urban middle class households.
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NEW Deehi
UPI
India
S. F. Dey
Community, Development and Cooperation
Hapur
Here
Calcutta
Cooch Behar
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Roscoe Drummond Questioning Red Miscalculation in Tonkin
Roscoe Drummond questions why Asian Communists would risk an attack on the U S in Tonkin. The piece analyzes motives from Ho Chi Minh to Red China and concludes the United States has answered with a precise military reply by disabling North Vietnamese gun boat bases.
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Washington
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Ho Chi Minh
North
Peking
Hanoi
Rusk
Red China
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi ‘Ing
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet
Moon Stirs Poets as Ranger 7 Probes Lunar Surface
Ralph McGill reflects on the moon as a tortured satellite shaped by cosmic violence, its influence on tides and life, while Ranger 7's cratered, dusty surface proves humanity can explore yet poets remain drawn to lunar mystery and beauty.
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Ranger 7
Nature
McGill
Earth
Yéstreen
Aed
John Keats
Endymion
Ralph Waldo Emerson
John Milton
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Tennyson
Ranger
Scottsdale Daily Progress Front Page Note August 8 1964
The Scottsdale Daily Progress edited by Dan Byrne and Maurice L. Carter publishes daily except Sunday from 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona with offices and telephone contact. The August 8 1964 issue lists staff and post details of second class mailing.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Thecottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Rene Villareal
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Mark ‘Twain
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