Scottsdale to get its own junior college
The editorial notes Scottsdale will open a junior college as an extension of Mesa Community College this September with about 100 courses and potential transfer credits. It may become a full community college by 1970 and is planned to be tuition free, expanding cultural opportunities for local students and attracting artists and speakers.
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Johnson signs first wilderness bill creating San Rafael area
President Johnson signs into law the San Rafael Wilderness in California, the first act adding to the national wilderness system. The measure faces conservationist critique and opposition from Rep. John Rhodes. Johnson quotes pledge to expand parks and wilderness as four Arizona areas await congressional approval.
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Drummond on Vietnam peace talks scorecard
Roscoe Drummond argues the Paris talks show no progress, with Hanoi escalating attacks on Saigon and civilians while the United States hesitates to resume bombing. He contends both sides seek political leverage through violence and warns against misreading American resolve.
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Scottsdale Ten Years Ago At Commencement Honors
Ten years ago Scottsdale awarded degrees at Arizona State College with 27 residents recognized for achievements. Carl Granzow, eighth grader at Tavan Elementary, and Michael Smith, Scottsdale High senior, named outstanding junior citizens in their groups as part of the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce project. Judith Gurney, daughter of Charles and Mrs Gurney, was elected president of Naiads, the ASU women’s swimming group.
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Jurors and judge instructions on trials and evidence
The editorial recalls juror guidance during trials, noting judges repeatedly order questions and stricken answers to prevent inferred conclusions. It argues jurors should ignore prior knowledge and focus on admissible evidence when assessing conflicting testimony.
Pleads for prayers in our schools
A Scotts dale resident and Christian parent urges keeping God in schools and universities. He argues that a few dissenters should not remove the right to school led prayers and asks parents to back the effort nationwide.
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Learning Through Rhythm Boosts Young Minds
A Seattle Times report describes second graders using rhythm and chant to learn pulse and enunciation. Students chant words from letters to syllables, read simple compositions, and play triangle and drums, showing joy and improved vocabularies despite poverty.
Kennedy eulogy honors Robert Kennedy at cathedral funeral
Sen Edward Kennedy delivers a tribute at his brother Robert Kennedy's funeral, recalling family love and shared values. He quotes Robert's praise of their father, urges societal responsibility, and urges courage to pursue justice and common humanity worldwide.
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