How big should Arizona universities be
The editorial weighs university size, arguing limits around 30 000 students per campus, weighing benefits like libraries and faculty against drawbacks such as impersonal relations. It calls for a statewide plan, decentralization like California, and long range higher education planning for Arizona. It notes Berkeley riots sharpened the debate and urges careful consideration of future campus growth and new universities to absorb students.
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Berkeley
Arizona
California
Scottsdale Bandshell Sits Unused and Hazardous at Civic Center
City received a bandshell from Fashion Square months ago. It was moved to the Civic Center but repairs are unfinished and the shell remains unused and unsightly on a wall. Officials warn it attracts children underneath, creating a hazard and suggest selling or disposal if not used.
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Fashion Square
Public Works Department
Civic Center
Scottsdale
Kennedy Europe trip exposes improvisation in Kennedy method
Analysis argues Senator Robert F Kennedy’s European visit was a spontaneous act driven by impatience and the push to halt a popularity drop. The trip sparked charges of unauthorized diplomacy, undermined Johnson’s policy stance, and risked Kennedy’s standing among politicians and press. The piece notes the Ditchley seminar role and suggests the visit was a pretext to Europe, not a calculated challenge to Johnson.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
England
Ditchley Foundation
Ditchley
Sen
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Teddy
Bobby
Europe
State Department
Mr. Johnson
U.S
Bobby Kennedy
Minister backs abortion bill in Arizona Senate hearing
The Rev. Mr. Manker prepared a statement for the Senate judiciary committee on S.B. 26 arguing that abortion policy controls a woman's intimate life and that forcing motherhood upon young girls, incest or rape victims is inhuman. He cites religious and democratic principles and notes the bill would be permissive not mandatory.
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Manker
Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee
Jesus
Public figures spar over crime plan and space probes
The column discusses LBJ’s crime program and Goldwater’s defoliation idea, noting public reaction and a 1964 election tally. It praises lunar exploration, cites Sir Bernard Lovell on space treaties, and recommends travel and photography books by Cotlow and Duncan.
Canons of American Citizenship Emphasize Civic Duties
A public service column explains that American citizenship carries duties beyond rights. The Canons urge respect for laws, defending the nation, aiding law enforcement, serving as witness and juror, rejecting prejudice, staying informed, voting, and engaging in community activities.
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American Bar Association
United States
Scottsdale Daily Progress 1967 February 14 edition
Scottsdale Daily Progress published February 14 1967 by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Edition lists editor and publisher, office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 86252 and contact number. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. No unsolicited manuscripts or photographs accepted. Vol VI No 306.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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