Agnew speech sparks editorial condemnation of press and dissent
The editorial decries Vice President Agnew s remarks calling liberals effete snobs and threats to freedom of the press. It questions proposals to segregate or discard dissenters and warns of dangers to the Bill of Rights and American liberty.
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New York Times
Washington Post
Adolph Hitler
Asspeech- In
London
Iteis
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Tragedy Spurs Call for Car Seat Belts Nationwide
A four year old died in a Southern state after a truck rear ended the car she rode in. Police say a seat belt or shoulder harness could have kept her safe. The piece urges parents to require belts for all children in vehicles.
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Student volunteers in doubt over off year elections
Advance indicators suggest student outpourings to campaign for peace candidates this fall will have little decisive impact on November races. Courts on campuses show mixed support for Princeton plan, while Harvard and Washington oppose pre election recesses.
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Senate
Cambodia
Kent State
Congress
Nixon
U.S
Harvard
University of Washington
Far West
Gallup
National Guard
On The Line From Bob Considine The East Meets U S Diplomacy
Considine reports a U S Embassy reception with Ambassador Armin Meyer in Tokyo as protests outside unfold. A Japanese undercover officer guards the ambassador while dialogue covers Japanese attitudes to trade, security pacts, and perceptions of U S firms and products in Japan.
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New Imperial Hotel
U.S
Armin—H. Meyer
Alice
Utah
Montana
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Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Nebraska
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Hollywood
Tokyo
Imperial
State Department
Japan
Call for Learning Disabilities Classrooms in Scottsdale
A letter urges public and parental action to establish a learning disabilities class in Scottsdale. The writer faults funding cuts, warns of future taxpayer costs, and cites Dr. Burnkrant's expertise. Public awareness and pressure are urged to implement a timely, self sustaining program beyond the six percent limitation debate.
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Scottsdale
Burnkrant
Heater dangers highlighted after fires and deaths
Richard E point out dangers of gas hot water heaters after a 15 year old burned in an explosion and Elisabeth Epps died in Mesa from a similar accident. He urges more public awareness and safety guidance for homes with heaters in workrooms and yards.
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the Progress
Elisabeth Epps
Mesa
Community thanks school board for steadfast service
A reader urges public gratitude for President John Shaw and the board for a difficult year of service to the district. The writer notes residents often lack involvement until personally affected and endorses Reverend Shaw's call for appreciation.
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John Shaw
Shaw
We Wish to Call Attention to a Scottsdale Carrier
The Cunningham family commends Franc de Weeger for years of punctual bicycle delivery for the Scottsdale Progress. They note his consistent on time service despite a long spread out route and lack of substitutes, praising his courtesy and business-like attitude.
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Scottsdale Progress
Franc de Weeger
Tom and
Louise Cunningham
Scottsdale
Kissability as equality and the army’s power dynamics
A provocative critique of General Westmoreland awarding kissable respect to two career women and its impact on military gender norms. The piece argues such fraternization sets a tone that may harden promotion effects, impacting women’s status and the battle of the sexes within the service.
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William C. Westmoreland
NCO Club
Westmoreland
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