Sickness of Arizona arts shows dilettante cure at conference
A guest editorial on Arizona arts laments dilettantism from hobbyists and critics in Phoenix and at the State Fair. It credits Dr. Ronald Nairn of Prescott College for elevating dialogue between amateur and professional artists and praises plans for renewed standards at the Phoenix Art Museum under Dr. Hugh Broadley.
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Arta
Arizona
Phoenix Art Museum
State Fair Art Section
Ataff
Art Achoola
Ronald Nairn
Prescott College
Lewis Ruskin
Catealla
Hugh Broadley
The Richest Nation and Our Budget Debate
Ralph McGill discusses Johnson's large budget on page one and the Fed's new quarterly capacity index. He cites 1986 to 1988 figures showing manufacturing capacity near 90 percent, inflation pressures, and debates over The Great Society, education, rural poverty, and Southeast Asia spending.
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Considine
Federal Reserve Board
America
U.S
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower aid fuels GOP split over Soviet consular treaty
A confidential Eisenhower warning spurred Republican moderates in the Senate to move up defense of the Soviet consular treaty. Sen. Thruston Morton led Republicans in opposing Dirksen as moderate voices seek cross party support, while Hoover's letters and Rusk’s handling add to the clash. The treaty, stalled since 1965, faces a Senate vote this month with two thirds needed for approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morton
Johnson
Tennessee
Howard Baker
Republican Party
Ike Dirksen
Moscow
Greens
Dean Rusk
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Rusk
Pollution Linked To Crop Losses Across States
A AAA S meeting warns air pollution now harms farms in New York New Jersey Maryland California Washington and Oregon with costs exceeding storm and frost losses. Rep Rosenthal plans a national air pollution control program a regional interconnected system and court enforcement to curb pollution.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York
New Jersey
Morida
California
Washington
Oregon
Benjamin
Rosenthal
D-N.y
Congress
Mesa
Pitcairn Island: a case for independence and a new nation
In a satirical essay, the author argues Pitcairn Island, with 79 residents, could become a sovereign nation. He envisions a roving ambassador, a president and vice president, a small cabinet, a senate and house, a supreme court, and military absent due to lack of expansionist aims, while stressing the practicalities of governance and postage stamp trade.
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Pitcairn
Pitcairn Island
South Pacific
Arkalin
Russia
America
China
France
Nordhoff and Hall
Pilcatra
Averell Harriman
Pheairn
Corse
Supreme Court
Pitealin
Cistania
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details and address
The Scottsdale Progress is published Monday through Friday evenings and Saturday mornings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 802 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale 85252. Telephone 47-7644. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale, Ariz. The paper cannot accept unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. Page 4 Vol. VI No. 298 February 4 1967. The newspaper is a member of the Newspapers Association.
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Arig
Progress
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