Scottsdale Brookings seminars urged for citizen involvement again
A 1971-72 Scottsdale initiative with Brookings Institution brought 50 local leaders together for 12 six hour sessions plus reports. The piece urges reconvening living seminar members to review past goals, assess validity, and renew citizen led governance with staff observers.
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Scottsdale
Brookings Institution
Brookings
City Hall
B.L. Tims
Rethink the CIA
The piece argues the CIA grew beyond its core intelligence role and interfered in foreign affairs from Guatemala to Chile. It cites Cuba crisis warnings and Khrushchev-era meetings, notes intruige and bribes, and calls for reforms led by a strong leader to restore usefulness.
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CIA
South Korea
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Iran
Indonesia
Vietnam
Chile
Stooges
United States
Carter
Theodore Sorensen
Sorensen
Congress
Jud Joad Secures Hopeful Job Amid Election News
Jud Joad talks with Maude about securing a new job as President Carter plans stimulus and tax cuts aimed at creating work. Maude longs for curtains while they discuss unemployment figures and government job prospects for eight million workers. The scene unfolds with Appalachian setting and wary optimism.
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Maude
Jud Joad
Appalachia
Jud
Greens
Cabinet government questioned as Carter aides clash with White House
Private doubts among White House insiders target HEW Secretary Joseph Califano and energy adviser James Schlesinger as failing to heed White House guidance. Tensions rise over Califano's unilateral personnel moves and Schlesinger's fast pacing of policy and energy steps. Subpoena request by Senator Goldwater targets Alexander’s old TV programs amid GOP division on his Pentagon nomination.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Carter
White House
Joseph Califano
James Schlesinger
Califano
Hamilton Jordan
Mr. Carter
HEW
Jordan
Ance
Stevenson
Dingell
House
Thomas P.o'neill
Senate
Robert Byrd
Goldwater
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Alexander
Wmal-Tv
MVD analyzes driver education before testing changes
The MVD says it studied driver ed programs and tests before removing some tests. Data show graduates pass road tests at 99.7 percent versus 87.5 percent for others. Graduates also show fewer accidents per NHTSA data and insurance trends.
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Motor Vehicle Division
National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration
Department of Education
Children rise from infancy to nobility in six years
A Lorain Ohio Journal remark notes rapid child development bridging infancy to nobility within six years. The Chicago Sun Times critiques male dominance while a Foster's Daily item mentions a Thursday needlepoint and bordello class. Dover Democrat provides local commentary from H Ake.
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Democrat
Dover
Ake
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