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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
3
The piece urges creating a small group of master teachers funded by a modest $20,000 budget to provide salary bonuses and free time for counseling, research, and curriculum improvement. It argues such a group could raise morale, expand leadership, and serve as a district think tank despite financial strain.
The neckwear market shifted as turtlenecks disrupted traditional ties and wide ties emerged after a period of fashion stagnation. Arizonans find a local solution with bolo ties offering lasting style without frequent wardrobe changes.
Atty. Gen. Mitchell traveled to Minnesota to back Rep. Clark MacGregor for the U.S. Senate, despite state party leaders and the National Chairman’s wishes. Nixon aides viewed the move as interference, highlighting Mitchell's stronghand role and stirring concern about intraparty feuding and fundraising pressures ahead of the 1970 primary.
The letter argues Rex Lee mislabels religious and political activity in schools. It contends the core issue is moral whether the United States should continue a war. It also criticizes a librarian named Mr. Simon for making final decisions with no borrower recourse.
Leonard Gordon of the Arizona State University Sociology Department commends the December 5 editorial Censorship at A.S.U. and urges strong community support for open forum principles. He calls the piece a meaningful boost for the cause.
Democratic leaders press a 15 percent Social Security increase to exceed Nixon's proposal and split party lines. Senate strategists back payments of 100 to 150 dollars monthly while Republicans mostly oppose, with 23 backing and 14 opposing the package in a strong tax bill vote.
Funeral crowds reflect the Shepherd of the Lambs Jack Waldron famed for theater vaudeville and night clubs drew SRO throngs. In recovered reminiscences he recalled pat O Brian's dinner and his sharp wit, including heckler comebacks and a war era agent joke.
Scottsdale Daily Progress shows editors Marshall Jonathan and Jerry McElfresh with Wright and Wright as staff, published Monday through Saturday evenings in fall and spring, and Monday through Friday in summer. It lists Scottsdale Publishing Company address and subscription rates, with year and date pages.
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