Nixon push to ratify Geneva Protocol on chemical and biological arms
Editorial argues for Senate approval of the Geneva Protocol banning chemical and biological weapons. It notes U S leadership, Japan's stance, and Nixon backing a broader ban including production. It links discontent over Vietnam to chemical use and urges swift Senate support.
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Nixon
Senate
Unseen teachers critique selection of school committee representatives
A teacher argues department heads and grade level chairmen shape education by coordinating instruction and advising principals. He advocates teachers selecting their own representatives for committees, noting variation in district practices and the need for genuine faculty involvement in appointments.
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Bea
VRS Ucd Wits Whca
Help Needed for Fitzpatrick Family Medical Crisis
Mrs Frances Fitzpatrick fights acute kidney disease with Mayo Clinic care in Minnesota. Family drained after exhausting savings seeks at least 1500 dollars for immediate expenses. contributions directed to Father Eugene McGuire at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church or to The Progress Box 1150.
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Frances Fitzpatrick
at-Mayo- Clinic
Minnesota
Mayo
Fitzpatricks
Scottsdale Area
Eugene McGuire
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Progress
Road to aid war fuels policy shift in Nigeria crisis
AID quietly funds a 127 mile Calabar to north road in Nigeria amid neutrality policy, risking unintended U S involvement. The highway near the Cross River could aid federal forces toward Enugu and draw in American workers and traffic into the Nigerian civil war.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Nigeria
U.S
Agency For International Development
Congress
Vietnam
Republic of
Biafran
Foreign Service
African Desk
British Foreign Office
Johnson
Nixon
Charles Goode Lof
New—York
Biafra
William P Rogers
NSC
Calabar
Cross River
Enugu
Lagos
Christopher Beal
Wath
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Capitol Hill
Sen. Goodell
Paradise Valley Residents Fight Smaller Home Lots Plan
Stanley J. Kleban presents a letter noting Frank Haze Burch’s forthcoming zoning petition by Southwestern Research Corp to build homes on less than an acre around Camelback golf course. He urges residents to oppose perceived greed and push for one acre minimum lots to preserve the town’s open character.
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Frank Haze Burch
Planning and Zeniti Commission
Paradise Valley
Southwestern Research Corporation
Frank Haze’ Burch
Stee
Pacis Valley
Stanley J. Kleban
Scottsdale
Letter praising paper’s service and new quarters
Marion and Ross Emmott commend the newspaper for its move to larger quarters and its delivery reliability. They praise new farrier Donny Waggoner for calling customers each evening to update on issues and ensure delivery, expressing continued enjoyment of the paper.
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Donny Waggoner
Marion & Ross
Emmott Scottsdale
Unclear fragments across several papers mix notes and notices
A jumble of OCR fragments references multiple items: TVA Tennessee Tribune Chronicle Warren Ohio band building in Athens Ohio, criminal case from Missouri involving selling liquor without a license, Pulaski County Democrat Waynesville Missouri notes, and mentions of Salinas California and Mexico Missouri Ledger.
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TVA
Tennessee—Tribune Chronicle
Warren
Ohio
State of Mo
He C. Wo
Pulaski
Waynesville
Scottsdale Progress praises repeopductions and acts of praise
The Scottsdale Progress receives a letter praising the newspaper and its-reported productions, with readers Jerry and Lee J. Jster expressing appreciation for the great work and marvelous performances.
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Scottsdale
Jerry & Lee J Jster
George Jessel Cassius Clay clash noted in brisk 1960s column
Bob Considine remarks on Wilson's warning about Vietnam crisis and Anglo American ties. The column covers Jessel meeting Cassius Clay, Ali's retort, Jessel's new book, Baruch's UN speech, Nixon at Arkansas Texas game fallout, and a vivid Las Vegas moment with Sonny Liston.
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George Jessel
Cassius Clay
Cassius
George
Mohammed “Ali
Vietnam
Scottsdale Daily Progress header and masthead note
The Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher and Jerry McElfresh as associate editor. The paper is published Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Subscription rates and mailing details are provided, with page and issue numbers and December 15, 1969 noted.
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Scottsdale
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
P.O. Box
Arizona
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