Taxes and arts funding in Phoenix debated by radio editor
A regent editorial defends tax support for the arts, arguing cultural groups like the Phoenix Symphony and art museums provide educational services and broader civic value. It cites grants to orchestras in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Utah, and Oakland, noting rising costs demand diverse funding.
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Phoenix Symphony
Phoenix
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
City Board of Education
Cleveland Orchestra
Boards of Education
Greater
Cleveland
Utah Symphony
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
No Startling Facts in Harris Poll on Teach-Ins and Vietnam
Louis Harris findings show a majority view teach-ins and protests as unhealthy, while a dissenting voice argues they are honest, necessary debate in a time of war. The piece cites rising support for ending Vietnam, Johnson’s stance, and argues for protecting minority opinion and open discussion.
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Washington
Louis Harris Pot
Amercans
Viet’ Nam
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Washington Ends 176 Years of Constitutional Confusion
The 25th Amendment would establish procedures for the vice president to act as president during disability and for filling a vice presidential vacancy. Ratification by 38 states is needed after Senate approval. early support appears likely in Wisconsin Ohio Massachusetts and Alabama as states consider session resumes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
Wisconsin
Madisett
Alabama
Masachusetts
Ohio
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Congress
House
Che Guevara Under Fire in Belgrade Press Clash
Borba condemns Ernesto Guevara as irresponsible and confused. The piece recalls Cuba's past and notes Guevara, once pivotal in Latin American Communist circles, faces downgrades in Havana while reportedly leading guerrilla and sabotage activities in various regions.
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Yugoslavia
Face as a Good Letter of Recommendation
A terse reflection compares a face to a recommendation letter and a book. It notes nobility or meanness can show through facial expression, linking health and weather with outward character in concise observations.
Court orders psychiatric examination for suspect in wreck
Fragmented wires report fines for reckless driving and a judge orders an examination by a psychiatrist. Island dispatches note Paterson and Everett quotes as court scenes unfold in multiple cities.
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Thomas
Duluth
Minn
News - Tribune
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Che Guevara
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