Kerner Report Warning On Looming Summer Riots
Gov. Otto Kerner warns that conditions behind 1960s riots persist as unemployment among black youth remains high and racial prejudice blocks moves out of ghettos. Despite programs since 1967, action has been limited, leaving urban frustration and potential renewed violence this summer.
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Dangerous Camelback left turn prompts traffic fix appeal
Don Frye of Prestige Cleaners voices concern over two serious accidents in one day at Camelback Road near 70th Street shopping center. Heavy traffic and nearby development raise risk. residents urge a traffic light to improve safety and prevent fatal crashes.
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Jackson Gains Backing as Dixie Democrats Rally Behind Scoop
In Nashville a dinner at the City Club connected Sen. Henry M. Jackson to Tennessee Democratic leaders ready to back his candidacy in the May 4 primary. State senators James H. Roberson Jerry Agee and Edward Blank pledged support, boosting Jackson's bid against Muskie. Jackson plans a Washington campaign HQ and a concise strategy stressing economic failures, strong defense, and anti leftist tone to appeal to working voters.
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Saguaro High student defends school against abuse charges
A recent Saguaro High graduate writes that discipline starts at home and argues parents exaggerate vandalism and drug problems. He cites his involvement in wrestling, drama, student council, ecology club, and a self policing program, noting fewer drug issues than other Scottsdale schools.
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Aspinall presses Congress for Indian policy role
Arizona figures weigh in as Wayne Aspinall, chairman of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, urges Congress to authorize Indian program decisions. He criticizes executive overreach and backs authority for the Indian Business Development Fund while noting grants in Arizona and Navajo areas and the need for tribal control.
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Navajo Office
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Indian Development District
Four Corners
Manhattans Trade Up in Comic Real Estate Tale
Arthur Hoppe imagines Penn Central offering to sell 29 a throw in the rugs and drapes of Manhattan. The scene features Peter Minuit XI negotiating a billion dollar deal with the surviving Manhattan Indians in Bar Harbor as the city’s bridges fail and traffic worsens.
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