Folsom Leaves Meeting Over Soskin Drug Education Debate
Editorial argues Mrs. Folsom walked out of a Saguaro High School session after Dr. William Soskin criticized public schools. It urges calm, calls for open debate, and cautions against shaming youths as drugs temptations grow.
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Sarah Folsom
Saguaro High School
William Soskin
University of California
Soski
Arizona Conference On Narcotics and Drug Abuse
Arizona
Martin W. Frey
Bernard E. Donovan
Frey
Santa Fe passenger service restored Phoenix to Williams Junction
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered Santa Fe Railway to restore Phoenix to Williams Junction passenger service. The decision aims to aid the state's economy and public convenience though trains have since run near empty and ridership remains low. The railroad is urged to promote the ride to build business and support those who cannot fly.
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Sante Fe
Public Education Struggles Highlight Teacher Strikes
The article discusses statewide teachers strikes as a political flashpoint, critiques public education governance from school boards to legislatures, cites Florida as an early example, and cites Theodore R. Sizer on funding flaws and racial disparities in urban schools. It notes harsh political rhetoric and calls for root problem solving in education policy.
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McGill
New York
Georgia
Theodore R. Sizer
Washington
National Guard
Teen Voter Hope Sparks Scottsdale TAR Clubs
A Scottsdale reader urges teen participation in elections and notes two Teen-Age Republican clubs, Eisenhower TARS, to engage youth in politics. The message questions adult voter apathy after a low mayoral turnout and invites high school students to join local TAR clubs at 443 W. 4th St.
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Scottsdale
Anne Burtnett Eisenhower
Scottsdale stadium drive draws four teams for charity doubleheader
Ten years ago Arizona four spring base ball teams offered to donate their services for a charity doubleheader to raise forty thousand dollars to save the town stadium. Losses and broken pledges left the deficit, while the stadium group paid water insurance and taxes unlike towns with free items. Committee members included Jack Adams Walker McCune Jack Stewart George Bolsford Roland Feltman and Bill Weirich. Eighteen W Third Street area families were honored at a newcomers party hosted by Mr and Mrs E H Jones with Mrs Jones and Mrs E N Beston arranging the event.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Jack Adams
Walker McCune
Jack Stewart
George Bolsford
Roland Feltman
Bill Weirich
W. Third St
E. H. Jones
War tax and protection rackets in Saigon shell
The piece portrays Viet Cong extortion affecting Saigon hotels, trucks, and a cement plant, with retaliation fears and barter taxation. It recalls a New York City school rally honoring Malcolm X, sparking threats to a principal. A Savannah Morning News note mentions a wedding photo moment.
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New York
South Vietnam
Saigon
Considine
Malcolm X
Ferger
America
Pueblo mission labeled standard electronic intel patrol
The Pueblo's coast radar test mission aimed to learn North Korea radar configurations and signals under strict distance limits. Officials caution the plan could be hard to execute within 12 miles of shore, with possible missteps. Reported White House links to Edward McCormack are unfounded, as per Criswell briefing.
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Pueblo
Fivans
Novak
U.S
Soviet Union
North Korea
South Korea
Korea
Art S. McNamara
Edward McCormack
John McCormack
President Johnson
Massachusetts
White House
John Criswell
Ihhief
Democratic National Committee
Criswell
McCormack
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Lawrence F. O‘brien
Eddie McCormack
O’brien
Cormack
Our Man Hoppe Scene The Pearly Gates
A stage sketch shows St. Peter judging MR. LIBERAL J Alfred Liberal who recalls attending benefits and peace activism. He admits limited good but acknowledges guilt and protests his fit for heaven. Peter notes he did little harm and a riot surrounds heavenward notations of unrest.
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MR. Liberal
J. Alfred Liberal
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