Scottsdale Launches Bicycle Safety Program in Most Elementary Schools
A bicycle safety initiative will start in 10 of 16 Scottsdale area elementary schools with six outside city limits ineligible. The plan aims to instill cautious riding as a habit through cooperation of the Scottsdale magistrate court the police department and the school district. Hil Brady leads safety efforts urging positive guidance over punishment. The City Council is urged to support the crusade.
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Scottsdale
Hil Brady
New Scottsdale Librarian Takes Charge at Public Library
A new and permanent librarian, M. E. Wright Jr., has arrived to lead the Scottsdale Public Library after a period of temporary staffing. The community is urged to support him as the library continues to serve as a key cultural and educational resource for residents of all ages.
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Scottsdale
Youth conservatism rises amid advertising study
A New York Toledo and Kansas City survey by Young & Rubicam finds American youth growing conservative and security minded. Nearly half would support banning a book if a large group thinks it dangerous and 82 percent want government guaranteed truthful advertising to avoid manipulation.
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Young & Rubicam
New York City
Toledo
Kansas City
U.S
Scranton Emerges as Dark-Horse Favorite for G.O.P. Nomination
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Republican professionals tilt toward William Scranton, a non-candidate seen as a Kennedy-type, to counter President Johnson. Goldwater's weakness fuels the scramble, with Rockefeller and Nixon also in play and Ford, Romney, and Ford viewed as possible tempters or mediators.
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Washington
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
White House
Republican Party
Thomas McCabe
Scott Paper
McCabe
Thomas Gates
Defense
New York
Hugh Scott
Republican House
Frank Bow
Rockefeller
New Y York
House
Richard Nixon
Nixon
New Hampshire
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Gerald Ford
Ford
Editor's Mailbag Opposes School Bonds
Letters to the editor critique bond cost per classroom and per school, question disparities in Kiva and Tonolea room prices, and urge economical spending. readers also praise Progress coverage of the Kennedy assassination and its aftermath.
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Supt. of Schools
Charles Holt
Hohokam
Kiva
Tonolea
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Johnson says Defense cuts aim for prudent spending
President Johnson defends a 25 000 civilian DOD staff cut as prudent. He stresses efficiency and the need to manage money carefully amid the reduction. Ambassador Lodge denies any Eisenhower–authored bid message and says he would consider any such message if received.
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Washington
Johnson
Defense Department
Defense
Robert) McNamara
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Unity Rises in Sermons After Kennedy Assassination
In San Francisco rabbis priests and ministers recall President Kennedy's death with shared grief. Clergy from multiple faiths describe a nation seeking meaning and soul searching as memorial services reveal the public’s admiration, respect and questions about leadership, courage and unity.
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San Francisco
America
Death and conscience mark a nation after Dallas
The article reflects on public guilt after the Dallas assassination, noting a citizen mood of self examination and a hesitancy to continue racism or hard line politics. It contrasts with dogged claims of unity and hints at longer-term impact on civil rights efforts and public life.
Truce for Johnson as Goldwater urges policy shifts
Barry Goldwater argues for a Republican truce to allow President Johnson time to adjust to new office and appoint personnel. He notes Johnson has backed predecessor programs while preparing his own style and policy emphasis, warning debates will resume as differences emerge.
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Washington
Johnson
Republican Party
Arizona Law: Public Wrongs Civil Tort and Due Process
An overview explains two main wrongdoing types in Arizona law public crimes against society and civil torts protecting private rights. It notes safeguards like fair jury trials habeas corpus speedy trials bail and counsel and discusses common law influence and how modern statutes apply to new situations.
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Arizona
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