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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

2

Traffic danger at Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Road demands action

Editorial notes a second serious crash near the Lincoln Drive Mockingbird Road corner in three months. Residents pressed Paradise Valley to study controls. the county has not acted. Proposes alternatives to a full traffic light, including a red blinker to raise intersection awareness and prevent future incidents.

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Year 1968 foreshadows human rights push and UN ideals

The piece reflects on human rights as a UN ideal, noting five postwar conventions seeking to end slavery, prohibit genocide, protect political rights for women, and guarantee free association. It urges U S ratification of four treaties, arguing they advance freedom and Cold War diplomacy, with 1969 seen as possible ratification year.

United Nations U.N Hitler Free World Biafra Yemen Sudan United States

Mills poised to expand Medicare beyond age limits

Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas signals support for extending Medicare to the physically disabled as part of a broader Social Security revision. He works with HEW’s Wilbur Cohen and faces AMA resistance, while Nixon presents no interest in broadening Medicare. The move could shape 1969 health policy and Hill leadership dynamics.

Washington Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas American Medical Association AMA House Ways and Means Mills Wilbur’ Cohen Health, Education and Welfare HEW Department Wilburs Cohen Kerr - Mills Congress President Johnson White House Johnson Public Nixon Ways and Means Committee

Reading and Writing Shortfalls Hit Nation's High Schools

A four year study by the National Council of Teachers of English and the University of Illinois surveyed 158 high schools in 45 states and 1,600 classrooms to reveal serious weaknesses in reading and writing. It finds little direct instruction in writing, with only 13 percent of papers rewritten and 17 percent showing help with organization and critical thinking. Reading programs are described as inadequate and uncoordinated, with nonacademic slow learners neglected and language taught poorly.

National Council of Teachers of English University of Illinois

Our Man Hoppe Scene of Postwar Fallout

Adam Grommet 34 and Eve emerge from rubble in a bleak scene. They vow Americans must rebuild a free, just world while defending their heritage. The pair fire on a suspected looter, then raise a flag and recite patriotic anthems in a defiant postwar tableau.

Adam Grommet Tle Flower Eve Hoppe Adam Erry Ove Dodgers

Inaugural pigeon control contract in Washington

Joe Fink signs a $10 000 contract with the inaugural committee to keep starlings pigeons and other birds away from Pennsylvania Avenue before January 20 so dignitaries won t have to carry umbrellas. Fink has worked four Washington inaugurals and holds a patented chemical process for pigeon proofing the area. The administration is off to a good start. The pigeon holding will come later.

Washington Joe Fink Pennsylvania Avenue Fink

Mailbag Letter Praises Gompers Center Volunteers

Mrs Cleo D Mates of Phoenix writes of six years as a volunteer at Gompers Rehabilitation Center praising the staff and thousands of volunteers who aid handicapped children and adults in Arizona. She commends The Arizona Republic for Winter Festival coverage that boosted over $8000 for the center.

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New Year Pledges From Bob Considine

The column urges readers to adopt resolutions like cutting desserts and quitting smoking. It lampoons self improvement fads while urging responsible civic engagement and respect for minorities, ending with a cheeky plea to leave the author out of the pledges.

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