Middle East peace hopes rise as Egypt, Israel seek assurances
The region shows tentative chances for peace after years of war rhetoric. Egypt offers to open the Suez Canal in exchange for Sinai, while Israel seeks enduring guarantees. The refugee problem remains central, with a proposal to create a new nation on the East Bank and Gaza tied to a broader economic project.
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Reform themes echo as Goldwater touts Senate changes
Orren Beaty reports on the 92nd Congress debate over reform, including welfare and revenue sharing. Barry Goldwater urges procedural speedups, new committee seniority for freshmen, and credits two voting changes while hinting at 1974 re election plans.
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Plan to Help POWs Draws Clergy Worldwide Involvement
The Rev JA OnPreus of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod proposes a global prayer campaign to press North Vietnam to honor the Geneva Conventions. He aims to rally public opinion and religious leaders across nations to improve treatment of prisoners of war and aid families, emphasizing humanitarian over political action.
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OLPH Parish Youth Council Parade Float Earns Dual Awards
Scottsdale readers praise the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church youth float that won two awards in the parade. Without artists or funds, several dozen teens designed and built the display from donated napkins, newspapers, wire, and spray paint on a borrowed farm wagon, pushing and pulling it two miles to victory. George and Barbara Hartz commend the effort as a standout example of teen initiative and community spirit.
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Our Man Hoppe
Aesop style critique by Arthur Hoppe denounces campaign fundraising for ambassadorships as a disorganized system. He cites Nixon era donors Watson and Dudley as ambassadors, mocks the practice, and calls for a transparent fixed price diplomacy with clear costs and postings. He warns of costly, cut rate diplomacy hurting U.S. foreign policy and democracy.
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Parents Press for More Honesty About Pueblo School Report
A Scottsdale reader urges release of the Peeble school evaluating committee's report, defending teachers’ efforts amid budget concerns and questioning the lack of public access. The letter notes parent volunteers, student programs, and ongoing improvements, calling for greater candor rather than politics.
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Scottsdale Coaches Association Honors Burns Fund Support
The Scottsdale Coaches Association presented a $2700 check to Tor Goss at a recent meeting. The funds aid Kevin Burns, Alhambra High School football player injured early in the season and who has undergone multiple brain surgery procedures.
Noted concerns over Scottsdale schools highlight district tensions
Theresa D. Adams of Scottsdale blasts the school district as “rotten” under the current superintendent. She appeals to the school board to end ongoing, underhanded actions and restore stability for educators and students.
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Denmark
Scottsdale
Passionless ally and the critic of emotion in society
A speaker laments non emotional peers who police others feelings and label expressions as improper. The piece recalls a woman who admits she cannot try to express or share emotions, fearing exposure of herself.
Slips Eleven Week-Old A. F Kidnap Transplant
A Garbled clipping notes a judge defining prostitution under a law about improper solicitation. The piece then shifts to a columnist Mary McGrath on emotional restraint, arguing people suppress feelings and arguing for open emotional expression and love to maintain mental health.
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