Editorial on ASU free speech and campus perspectives
The piece defends academic freedom at Arizona State University amid a controversy led by the Conference of Concerned Citizens. It argues for open debate, cautions against witch hunts, and notes ASU hosts a range of liberal and conservative voices with youth able to judge facts.
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Arizona
State University
ASU
Conference of Concerned Citizens
Harry T. Everingham
We, the People
Gov. Williams
CCC
Board of Regents
Spaec
Palm Trees Line Canal Bank To Town On Indian School Rd
A town initiative plants stately palm trees along the canal leading to town after securing county funds and Salt River Project approval. City hopes未来 palm trees extend to Scottsdale Rd boosting beauty and property values.
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Indian School Rd
Salt River Project
Scottsdale Rd
Nixon eyes Bush as potential vice president in 1968 race
Billy Graham urged Rep. George Bush of Texas as Nixon's running mate. Bush, 44, with limited national exposure, is seen as a bold youth option to appeal to under 35 voters and middle class independents, while raising concerns over experience and Texas GOP ties.
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Washington
Billy Graham
Richard M. Nixon
George Bush
Texas
Bush
Congress
Houston
Nixon
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Eugene McCarthy
Graham
Sen
John Tower
Didate
Tower
Ronald Reagan
California
Americans For Constitutional Action
Robert Price
Randolph Churchill remembered as ambitious son of Winston
Bob Considine recalls Randolph Churchill, Winston Churchill's son, noting his lifelong drive to prove himself, his bravery as a Korea War correspondent, clashes with peers, and a volatile temperament. The piece recounts his failed TV quiz bid, legal battles over slander, and a dramatic Vienna press briefing exit.
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Winston Churchill
Considine
Napoleon
France
Randolph
Malakand
India
Herbert Kitchener
Korea
Randolph Churchill
Randolph Zilch
Capt
Boycott
Earl of Erne
County Mayo
Vienna
Pierre Salinger
Scottsdale Police commend youth offender handling plan
The Scottsdale Police Department and Capt Hugh Cleary are praised for recommendations on youth offenders. The letter notes concerns about juveniles sent to Juvenile Court and released, and commends Cleary for addressing gaps between county juvenile authorities and local police.
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Scottsdale
Capt. Cleary
Tang
Pen Pal News From Tokyo and Scottsdale Crime Plan Hope
Keiko Fukumoto from Tokyo thanks an American pen pal for letters and hopes for better youth relations. A Scottsdale reader urges the city to spotlight police youth recommendations and community support to curb delinquency and involve parents and citizens.
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Scottsdale
Slips Cite Calls for Paid Office and Department
The petition argues for creation of a paid office and a paid department. Daley forms a Chicago commission led by a federal judge to study the issue. A mix of incidents from Berkeley High School patrols to street cleanups in Allen Street are noted, with varied reactions from residents and officials.
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Department
Network
N.J
Daley
Chicago
Washington Star
Ralph McGill on hate and violence in America
The piece discusses Sirhan Sirhan and others, noting Sirhan's hate for wealth and Jews, his brother Adel’s anti Jewish stance, and links to broader American violence. It cites psychiatrists’ inability to fully explain the killer’s psyche and reflects on historical cycles of violence from lynching to organized crime.
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Adel
Sirhan
Jordan
Sen. Kennedy
Our Man Hoppe and the Tweeners in Wonderfuland
A satirical fable where elders trap restless Tweeners in a college to “prepare for life” only to find the youths bored, puzzled, and protesting. The tale mocks the college ideal and ends with a blunt moral on institutions for growing up.
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It: College
Rise of Klan Groups Prompts Harassment in Mississippi
The piece reports a new recruitment push by ku klux type groups in Mississippi with rising harassment of Negroes and Jews. Anti Semitic mail to newspapers increases as right wing groups push fears of liberalism equating to communism. A National States Rights party spokesman threatens treason prosecutions for the FBI and hanging.
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National States Rights ‘Party
States Rights Party
FBI
Federal Bums
Integration
National States’ Rights Party
The
Minute Men
White Councils
American Independent Party
Editor W B Doe and Wright Assist Publisher Roles
The item lists Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and W B Doe as editor with Wright serving as assistant publisher.
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Jerry McElfresh
Doe
Wright
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