Progress Editorial Page Calls Out Ford on Great Society Inflation
The piece blames Gerald Ford for framing the Great Society as inflationary and argues Republicans risk campaigns by attacking domestic spending. It notes inflation links to space and defense budgets, urges bipartisan spending cuts, and emphasizes urban crisis without partisan blame. It warns such rhetoric harms the party and national unity.
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Gerald Ford
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United States
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Republican Party
Camelback Mountain Learns a New Winter Mood
A Valley observer describes Camelback Mountain shifting from summer heat to winter mist. The West face draws attention in evening light, while a rare storm reveals a mysterious gray monolith swirled by mist, deepening affection for the iconic sentinel among residents and visitors.
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Camelback
West Face
Soviet and U S join on UFOs in joint study effort
Roscoe Drummond notes a Soviet shift to serious UFO inquiry with a new government commission led by Gen. Porfiriev Stolyarov and cooperation with the U.S. Condon report team headed by Dr. Edward Condon. The piece highlights mutual willingness to pool data and explore sightings over both nations, including 1947 radar detections and recent reports over Russia, Sochi, and the Black Sea.
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Edward A. Condon
University of ‘Colorado
Pentagon
Porfiriev Stolyarov
U.S
Condon
Robert J. Low
Moscow
U.S. Air Forge
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Pon
Peared
Official Investigation Commission
National Investigations Commission
Russia
Stolyaroy Commission
Black Sea
Sochi
Vietnam
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Five Scottsdale directors elected for 1958 50 calendar year
Five directors were elected by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce for 1958 50 calendar years. They were A Vick Swansdén re elected manager Scottsdale office First National Bank Chet Smith manager Public Service Co office Lute Wasbot ten drug store owner Royal Treadway manager Casa Blanca Inn and Walker Mc Cune re elected in veat mente Christmas on the Desert was announced as the theme of Scottsdale s strat home decorating contest sponsored only by the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Scottsdale Progress Alvin Brown was named chairman of the Jaycee committee His assistants were KB Whalley and W F Hillditch
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Scottsdale Chamber of ‘Commerce
A. Vick Swansdén
Scottsdale
First National Bank
Chet Smith
Public Service Co
Lute Wasbotten
Royal Treadway
Casa Blanca Inn
Walker McCune
Inveatmente
Desert
Scottsdale Junor
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Progress
Alvin
Brown
Jaycea
Kb, Whalley
W. F. Hillditch
Teachers plead for schools to stay innovative and open
The Editor's Mailbag quotes Scottsdale educator OT Stuart Brvay urging the Arizona Education Association to keep schools from becoming sanctuaries for the status quo. He advocates on sighting classrooms, inviting teacher voices, and expanding opportunities for student success amid budget and policy debates.
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Arizona Education Association
Arizona
Stuart Brvay
Roma‘Ave
Scottsdale
Plan for Mohave District school crowding relief
Residents Earl F. Carlow and Richard W. Hart urge Scottsdale School District to ease Mohave overcrowding by moving Pima Elementary students to other schools and converting Mohave into Annex No 1. They propose redrawing boundaries to reduce Mohave enrollment to about 1000, freeing space and avoiding bonds for new buildings.
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Scottsdale
Motive
Pima
Mohave Annex No
Saguaro
Mohave
Earl F. Carlow
Richard W. Hart
Reply to Kret on Arizona teacher shortage claims
Letter to the editor challenges Sen. Kret's contention that Arizona has a teacher surplus. The writer cites lack of documentary evidence and argues society cannot have too many good teachers while criticizing outspoken politicians.
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Sen
David Kret
Arizona
Kret
Krot
Arizona Education Association
Two Concepts of Black Power in America
Ralph McGill outlines two black power concepts. One relies on ballot gains like elected mayors and legislators, advancing equal opportunity. The second embraces revolutionary violence to disrupt government, with Stokely Carmichael returning from abroad to coordinate such groups.
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America
McGill
Cleveland
Telly
Gary
Ind
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Havana
Carmichael
Musical chairs at the White House widens public confidence gap
The piece argues President Johnson mishandles McNamara resignation and other key postings, citing inconsistent reports and personal politicking. It claims a pattern of politically balanced yet unclear appointments fuels public distrust of Johnson and his administration.
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White House
Johnson
United States
Robert McNamara
Goldwater
McNamara
World Bank
Vietnam
Yonka
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Agriculture
the Treasury
Scottsdale 04 Progress Ishall bis her .B. "Doc" Weight Assistant
Scottsdale progress note references an individual named weight or Weight as assistant publisher in an unclear 1900s context. No clear event date or organization is provided. Further readable facts are needed to establish a concrete item.
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Bobby Kennedy
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