Scottsdale Voters Urged to Reelect Mayor Tims and Council
The editorial endorses Mayor E J Tims and the current Scottsdale Council of William Jenkins Leonard Johnson Robert Jones Doris McCauley Ken Murray and John Senini. It criticizes challenger Dan Bartos and opponent Jay Gaskins while noting the councilors’ dedication and the new charter's four year versus two year terms. It urges residents to vote on Tuesday to keep Scottsdale moving forward.
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William Jenkins
Leonard Johnson
Robert Jones
Doris McCauley
Ken Murray
John Senini
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Dan Bartos
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Jay Gaskins
Gaskins
Paradise Valley Election Sees Incumbents Dominant
Paradise Valley plans election Tuesday with little opposition to incumbents. Mayor Jack Huntress and Councilmen Richard Fellars Oscar Palmer A I Wn Scherer E Robert Tribken and Phillp von Ammon run for reelection. Attorney J Stephen Simon is suggested for the remaining council seat with Dudley Ryan as the alternate candidate.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Leonard Deehan
Collapse of Mao Era as Red China Faces Civil Disarray
Hong Kong reports that Mao Tse tung's cultural revolution has failed to restore order. The army alone holds limited power as student protests surge and central authority fractures in the People’s Republic of China.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
People's Republic of China
Scottsdale School Board Faces Survey Controversy Over Outside Consultant
Readers debate hiring Stanford professor Dr Odell for the district survey with a $35000 fee. Some favor local volunteer talent citing integrity and cost savings while Superintendent Tanner defends paying for professional advice and independence. The dispute centers on objectivity and who approves the survey process.
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Odell
Arkansas Ghost of Prison Abuses Resurfaces at McGill Farm
Long-buried horrors at Arkansas' McGill Prison Farm resurface as skeletons are found at a new pigpen site. Officials cite possible 100 to 200 remains, with past reports of decapitations and crushed skulls amid a history of torture and peonage. Gov. Rockefeller enlists penal reform expert Thomas Murton to probe.
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Georgia
Hugh M. Dorsey
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Orlanda K. Armstrong
University of Florida
Olympic Games Must Be Abolished to Preserve World Peace
Distinguished historian Dr Harold Schweppesinger says Olympic sports provoke militarism and urges abolition through UN peacekeeping to avert global disaster. He cites Berlin 1936 and Melbourne 1956 as warnings and warns of a possible World War III sparked by the Games.
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Bee - Bop) Schweppesinger
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Scottsdale Progress Front Page Date February 5 1968
Local Nashville style newspaper page shows editor and publisher credits with date February 5 1968. Mentions Scottsdale Progress staff roles Jerry McElfresh editor W B Wright assistant publisher and page 4. Provided by the Newspapers Association for greater public service.
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Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
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