Federal financing in education sparks Scottsdale debate
In a guest editorial, a Scottsdale School Board member argues the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act shifts to full federal financing, with eight point six billion dollars proposed. The piece urges an advisory election to inform the district and asks communities to weigh national standards and local control against federal funding.
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Sudetenland memories echo as Hitler's march to war returns
Ralph McGill recalls the 1938 Munich crisis and its aftermath as Sudeten Germans parade in Stuttgart. He notes Hitler’s manipulation of claims of discrimination to dismantle Czechoslovakia, the Munich agreement, Chamberlain’s miscalculation, and the march toward World War II.
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Lindsay's mayor bid tests Republican unity in New York
In New York City race, Rep John Lindsay faces party strife as Eisenhower wary of his civilian police review plan. Lindsay relies on Republican funds and aides, while party leaders fear he has drifted left. The conflict tests Lindsay's national future as a GOP figure.
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California
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Pet killings and gun debate raise community fears
Readers report a beloved Siamese cat Timmy found dead in an alley with a suspected poisoning. A correspondent argues gun restrictions fail to curb violence while others call for wiser approaches to firearms and public safety.
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Peru's Belaunde Charts Pan American Highway Dream
The Peru president Fernando Belaunde Terry envisions a hemispheric highway along the Eastern Andes linking Colombia Ecuador Bolivia and Peru. He argues the road would open fertile lands and unite Latin America while facing opposition over foreign ownership of utilities and oil. Nationalization plans for Standard Oil subsidiary IPC fuel the dispute and strain U S relations.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher and staff listing
Jonathan Marshall is editor and publisher Dan Byrne is managing editor Frank Stewart is advertising director The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by Sco Publishing Company with offices at 302 Plaza Scottsdale 85252 Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz Vol V No 141
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