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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1969
Page
2
The piece cites President Wilson denying racial groups while noting American individuals, then cites Tom Lehrer on constant prejudice. It argues that hidden bias appears in jokes, stereotypes, club memberships, and hiring, revealing persistent prejudice beyond openly voiced superiority.
The piece highlights a nationwide push for Brotherhood Week with calls to shed prejudice and practice love for a week. It notes the 1928 origin of the National Conference of Christians and Jews and mentions NCCJ work in education and community relations.
Article notes Vietnam use of helicopters for rapid medical transport and highlights John C. Lincoln Hospital Phoenix heliport as a model. It argues rising regional traffic makes heliports valuable and suggests Scottsdale Baptist Hospital consider adding one to improve casualty access.
Nixon backs the pact as opposition led by Barry Goldwater George Aiken Strom Thurmond and George Murphy grows. They push extended debate and reservations to block or modify the two thirds approval treaty. Critics warn of weak safeguards potential Soviet support and limited inspections.
A legal column notes that charitable gifts can be deducted from income, but valuations may face IRS challenges. It cites a case where a donor proved higher worth than an auction price, including cost, reproduction cost, and third party estimates. Estate-tax valuations can affect income-tax deductions.
The column honors Ralph McGill publisher of the Atlanta Constitution who died at 70 for his moral courage in championing civil rights and his Southern devotion. It also recalls Hilda Rogers widowhood, Kennedy family notes, and anecdotes about Leonard Lyons Toots Shor and Pete Donald.
A sensational retelling of the Peace Corps crisis in Washington as Republican pressure, the Plum Book, and threats of personnel cuts loom. Director Jack Vaughn defends the agency while a political siege unfolds amid looming changes and a possible reshaping of leadership.
In Northumberland County Pennsylvania a rural school district installed educational stereo tape gear on a school bus. Pupils spend up to two hours daily riding and can choose from six audio channels via individual earphones. The setup aims to use travel time for learning despite limited scenery.
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