School tax rise urged to adjust equalization policy
Guest editorial by DIX W. PRICE argues Arizona’s 1965 school equalization formula is outdated and defunding grows. calls for more state financing, higher state share, and updated policy as costs rise and districts face higher local taxes. He cites comparisons with New Mexico Utah Nevada and warns against unchecked federal intrusion.
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Scottsdale
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Washington
Senators Push National Observances Yet Dismiss Fathers Day
The Denver Post notes a Senate move to establish yearly observances for National Farmers Week National History Month National Coin Week and other causes while condemning a permanent Fathers Day designation as a reckless gesture. Critics argue crime youth issues and social problems persist despite annual celebrations.
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National School Safety Patrol
Congress
Denver
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Dirty politics in the air and the danger ahead
Roscoe Drummond argues the 1960s era presidential campaign risks becoming the most poisonous, divisive in memory. He warns that racial tension, Vietnam debate, civil rights leaders shifting aims, and a potential four party race could produce a minority president and a chaotic outcome unless the public shuns extremists at the polls.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Berlin Book Review Highlights Berlin as Key to Europe
Eleanor Lansing Dulles argues Berlin remains a potential spark for global chaos. The review notes her family history ties to statecraft and praises her insight into postwar German youth who seek democracy and innovation while Berlin remains central to Soviet policy and Europe’s fate.
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Mrs. Dulles
Berlin
Winston Churchill
Robert Lansing
John Foster
Allen W
Central Intelligence Agency
Germany
Rhine
Nasser and Arab failures in Egypt and beyond
Ralph McGill analyzes Gamal Abdel Nasser’s leadership, describing his paranoia toward Israel, perceived weaknesses, and the Cairo regime’s failures. The piece contrasts Arab regimes under Nasser and Farouk with Israel’s relative success, noting Soviet backing and misplaced blame on outsiders while highlighting economic and political haplessness across Arab states. The author critiques regional unity dreams and the impact on ordinary people.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Mahomet Naguib
McGill
Farouk
Jordan
Britain
Nasser
America
Goldwater Attacks Doves as Vietnam Debate Splits GOP
Barry Goldwater accuses a small group of Republican senators led by Hatfield Perey and Javits of pushing a dove view on the Vietnam War. The piece argues the party broadly supports a strong, end to the war with measures like Haiphong blockade and rejects negotiated settlements with the NLF, emphasizing unity behind President and policy.
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Javits
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Javita
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Sen. Javits
Battefield
Haiphong
Haiphong Harbor
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Viet Cong
Scottsdale Kiwanis to receive national convention award in Atlantic City
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club will share an achievement award at the national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey for its youth activities as stated by John Slocum former president. Charles Ronan will attend the Atlantic City meeting. Dick Gilbert president of KPOK announced Scottsdale radio station received FCC permission to raise power from 1000 to 5000 watts.
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Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Atlantic City
N.J
John Slocum
Scottsdale Club
Charles FR. Ronan
Dick Gilbert
KPOK
Scottsdale
Federal Communications Commission
Wright Named Assistant Publisher in 1967 Announcement
W B Dec Wright named assistant publisher in a June 12 1967 notice from the New Republic News Association. The release lists Wright’s role and ties him to Gevaert Dareon.
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W. B
Dec" Wright
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