Hoover Commission urged for Arizona oversight reforms
The editorial recalls postwar Hoover Commission efficiency work and urges a state level study in Arizona. It argues a nonpartisan, respected team could root out systemic waste, improve controls in agencies like the Highway and Liquor Departments, and save taxpayers money.
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Herbert Hoover
Hig
Arizona
The
Fair Commission
Highway and Liquor Departments and Corporation Commission
Drunk Driving A Major Factor In Wisconsin Deaths
Wisconsin motor vehicle study on highway fatalities shows 62 percent of deceased drivers were significantly under the influence of alcohol and more than one third were under 26. The report argues for stronger law support to curb drunken driving and urges action to keep intoxicated motorists off the roads.
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Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Romney gains ground in Arizona and West boosting 1968 bid
Romney’s Arizona visit followed five western stops as Republican leaders praised his conservative attack on federal government. He edges Nixon in Mountain State appeal, aided by Mormon support in Utah and Idaho, while party stalwarts weigh Romney as a potential winner in 1968.
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Phoenix
Michigan
George Romney
Arizona
Romney
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Phoenis
Far West
West
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Deep South
Walter Hickel
Alaska
Nixon
Hickel
Utah
Idaho
Goldwalter
Shrand
Harry Rosenzweig
Romne
Senate
Mountain
Tom Judd
Utah Ragunitear
Omney
Leonard Hall
New York
Idaho Falls
Scatello
Albuquerque
Public school advisory meetings criticized for poor notice
Dorothy Welch of Scottsdale complains that public meetings of the Citizens School Advisory Committee are inadequately publicized. She notes only one advance ad appeared on the front page, while other meetings lacked clear notices, asking for better information from officials.
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Citizens School Advisory Committee
Dorothy Welch
Dianna Scottsdale
Public thanks to lineman who spotted fire
A note of public thanks from ANN W. HOSMER and ALICE E. McHUGH at 49 W Fourth St to a telephone lineman who spotted a burning fence from a pole on Feb 21 and helped extinguish the blaze with a hose before neighbor Bob Burtnett assisted.
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Bob Burtnett
Ann W. Hosmer
Alice E. McHugh
W. Fourth St. Scottsdale
Capitalism Adaptable While Communism Proves Doctrinaire
The piece argues American capitalism has outlasted Marxist predictions as labor relations improve under industrial democracy. It notes Wagner Act era gains, NLRB elections, and rising use of collective bargaining, contrasting past labor violence with current peaceful processes and broad employer employee cooperation.
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NLRB
Little Steel
100000 more on relief for Mississippi cotton workers
Ralph McGill says 100000 people in Mississippi face loss of farm income as mechanization and price guarantees cut hand labor. By 1968 thousands fewer workers in cotton fields and many workers may leave for west or north seeking work as tractors and machine picking rise.
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Mississippi
Gailty
U.S
Soil Bank
Type Slips He is the only other Mon mouth College student to have won a track champion ship
The piece contrasts race, poverty, and education with critiques of welfare cuts and urban displacement. It cites Monmouth College track success, outlines hardships faced by 100,000 on welfare in cities, and argues for poverty programs and education to prevent broader social unrest.
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Monmouth College
Newark
N.J
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