Youth and the CIA raises fears of a Big Brother state
Progress editorial argues CIA funding of the National Students Association signals creeping police state power. It cites wiretaps, dossiers, and infiltration of student groups, warns of Orwellian society, and urges strong controls and court-backed limits on government spying.
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Central Intelligence Agency
National Students Association
CIA
U.S
CLA
NSA
Long
Missouri
Morse
Proxmire
Cooper
Visitor Ends Public Silence at School Advisory Meeting
A visitor attended a citizens school advisory committee session after weeks of meetings and homework by the full committee and subgroups. The panel weighs plans that could cost taxpayers and shape education for thousands of district children, while parents remain largely absent or uninvolved.
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Citizens School Advisory Committee
Progress
Senate poverty probe labeled whitewash by Evans Novak
Evans Novak argues the Senate Labor Committee budget for a study on Johnson's war on poverty is too small and biased. He notes a secret bipartisan agreement limits outside consultants, risking an inside-Democrat run investigation and likely inconclusive results.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Labor Committee
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Sen
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
New York City
Ford Foundation
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Clark
Jacob Javits
New York
Winston Prouty
Vermont
George Murphy
California
Alabama
Lister Hull
Rudeward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lockheed Aircraft
Litton Industries
Senate Rules Committee
OEO
Ballyhooed
House Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Bethlehem Steel Bank Credit Agreement Report
Bethlehem Steel Corp announced it had negotiated a $100 bank credit agreement with a group of 10 banks. The notice appears in multiple papers including Pittsburg Headlight and New Orleans Picayune with brief syndicated content.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
New Orleans
Jimes- Picayune
Mailbag Letter Warns of National Abortion and Euthanasia Plan
A reader to State Sen. John Conlan argues that the push for contraceptive birth control is a first step to a broader national campaign for easy abortion sterilization and euthanasia. The letter cites Dr. H Curtis Wood and Senate Bill 26 as evidence and invokes Burke to urge action against liberal abortion laws.
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John Conlan
H. Curtis Wood
Stetson Hospital
Philadelphia
Association For Voluntary Sterilization
New York City
Central Y.M.C.A
Wood
Dr. Wood
Senate
Giss
Ong
Kitchell
Cibbinger
Edmund Burke
Voyage of Calypso to explore seas promised on TV
Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau sails from Monaca aboard Calypso for a five year inner space sea exploration. He will film 22 one hour color programs for an Americas TV chain using divers, subs, and remote cameras. Also noted is radio and TV host Jimny Randi's ascent into the Vilcabamba valley in Peru to seek the lost city of Vitcos and legendary treasures.
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New York
Jacques - Yveg Cousteau
Calypso
Monaca
Gulf of Aden
Considine
Oceanographer
Underwater Explorer
Americas
Couseau
Jimny Randi
Rumson NJ
Costea
Randi
Vilcabamba
Peruvian Andes
Viteos
Hot GOP race in 1968 shaping up in polls
Roscoe Drummond reports that Harris and Gallup polls show Nixon and Romney competing for the 1968 GOP nomination. They indicate possible open convention with multiple candidates, and Romney leads in some readings while Nixon leads in others. Nixon boosts Rockefeller as a potential candidate, while Rockefeller says he does not seek office.
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Nixon
Romney
Rockefeller
Rhodes
Reagan
Percy
Hatfield
Sun
Nixort
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
Harris
Gallup
Johnson
Scottsdale district sets March 1 election on nine proposals
Scottsdale School Board schedules a special election for March 1 1957 to decide nine measures. Samuel D Flake notes a committee of 20 headed by Reese Verner unanimously recommended the questions. The Scottsdale Garden Club plans a flower show April 13 14 at the high school cafeteria chaired by Andre Cueno ud. Paradise Valley Property Owners Association discusses widening North Scottsdale Road from the canal to Shea Boulevard with federal funds redirected and votes against incorporating Paradise Valley. Carl Howell leads the group presidency.
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Scottsdale School Board
Samuel D. Flake
N. 53Rd St
Reese Verner
N. 44Th St
Scottsdale Garden Club
Scottsdale High School
Andre Cuenoud
N. Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Paradise Valley
Carl Howell
Jerry McElfresh Editor and Wright Assist Publisher
Jerry McElfresh serving as managing editor and Doc Wright assisting as publisher according to the byline line. The note records these staff roles in the publishing leadership.
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Jerry McElfresh
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Sax Pettit
Karl Jackson
Warren Austin
William Messinger
Sam Dysart
Arth Davis
C.J. Carlson
Walter Donn
Delbert Pierce
Ard Hoyt
George Koskinas
Oliver King
Maurice Tanner
Loyd A. Binson
Robert Cummings
Robert Treadway
Samuel F. Kitchell
Robert Bennett
Paradise Valley Property Owners Association
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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