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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
2
The piece contrasts Nixon Agnew Republican calls for change with Democratic criticisms noting crime inflation urban decay and foreign policy woes. It argues Democrats lack fresh leaders and that political turnover will bring new ideas, praising the system's resilience despite temporary party impotence.
For the third time in a year the Scottsdale Education Association loses its chief salary negotiator, delaying salary scale decisions and budget planning. The piece urges immediate leadership by new chairman Ralph Castillo and stronger SEA continuity to resume progress.
Inside report details White House efforts to uphold a veto on the HEW appropriation as education interests and AFL-CIO lobbyists push lawmakers to override. The White House weighs a televised address. opposition among Southern Democrats grows, risking a broader budget showdown.
Six years after his 1963 Cuba report Arthur Hoppe offers a satirical, exaggerated aerial view of Cuba shrinking in size distance and threat. The piece jokes about missiles starvation and politics and muses that if Cuba can shrink Vietnam might vanish.
A teacher argues for involving teachers students and citizens in school decisions through a formal professional negotiations framework. He outlines four required conditions a superintendent board faculty and community must share to develop a workable plan and improve education nationwide.
A veteran roll call shows McCormack and peers like Fortas Kennedy Powell Hershey Dodd under pressure from scandal and political shifts. The piece notes sympathy for aging leaders, compares cases from Fortas to Powell, and marks Hoover as relatively immune amid a climate of distrust.
The French favor the United States as France's best friend and admire Charles de Gaulle most. The results contrast with de Gaulle's real-life clashes with the United States. Canada slips to third place, Belgium moves to second, per the Toronto Star summary of the poll.
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