Greatest Scottsdale Parade Del Sol Arointens Show Are Praised
Progress editorial hails the Parada del Sol and rodeo in Scottsdale as the best yet with cooperative weather, superb bands including Hopi Ingleside, beautiful horses, riders, floats, and well managed crowds. It commends Scottsdale Jaycees for planning and participants for a hitch free weekend and looks forward to next year.
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Springfield arsenal shutdown sparks protest over German gun deal
The Pentagon ordered the Springfield Massachusetts arsenal closed and simultaneously announced a $75 million procurement of machine guns from Rheinmetall. Springfield mayor denounces the move, calling Rheinmetall run by two pioneer Nazis, while Bnai Brith supports the protest accusing the firm of slave labor nonpayment. Congress membre will likely weigh in as public opinion swells.
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Moscow blocks peace talks on Viet Nam stance
Roscoe Drummond argues Moscow backs wars of liberation and blocks UN and Geneva routes to Vietnamese peace. He cites Havana conference unity of anti imperialist forces and a Kremlin push for broader wars, showing Soviet policy as pro war.
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Letter supports exposing coach Hallman controversy at Arcadia
Stan Whisenhunt of Ventura Star-Free Press argues that publishing a story on complaints against Arcadia basketball coach Lou Hallman was worthwhile. He contends public airing helps coach and parents resolve issues, noting Hallman’s decade in Scottsdale and Arcadia success after the piece.
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Sterling W Brown rises to lead unity group in New York
In a New York hotel, Dr Sterling W Brown is installed as president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. He recalls a Texas childhood, early bigotries overcome, and a vow inspired by his mother to pursue brotherly respect. He recounts his journey from Cookville to Chicago, from a Pinto pony to intergroup workshops, and his mission to remove barriers among peoples.
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Public education: evolution and future reform in the United States
The piece traces the slow adoption of public schools, cites past campaigns by philanthropists, and notes current failings such as high dropouts and disadvantaged students. It argues for a diversified, future system linked to work, universal higher education, and broader community integration, outlining potential models.
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Infant mortality and the ghetto in the American city
Marquis Childs examines ghetto life, noting non white infant mortality was 64 percent higher than white infants in 1964. He cites DHHS data showing overall non white rates rose in several cities and discusses Moynihan, housing, education, and MLK's call for action amid poverty and Vietnam War pressures.
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Fragmented overheard opinions and breakfast incident
An overheard exchange reveals a suitor must have personality and talent while a friend rejects marriage as a TV set option. At a friend's breakfast, a man brandished a bat causing a possible skull fracture and was detained. The piece also notes a school of amateur gardeners barred from the area for years over watering concerns.
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