Editorial on Arizona hospital ownership and control
The piece traces ten years of hospital funding and governance from promoters to Western and Southern Baptist control. It notes fiscal troubles, bed expansions, and a push to sell assets for education, with ongoing court threats and a power struggle. Community needs demand independent, stable, non profit operation by local management.
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Western Baptist
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptists
Arizona
Scottsdale’s
Baptist Convention
Hair curlers in public spark debate on aesthetics
A columnist notes yearly rise in women with metal and plastic hair curlers in public. They joke about alien antennae looks and urge focus on environmental impact while hinting women’s liberation as a potential ally in changing times.
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Coen
Women’s Liberation Gangs
FBI reform talks grow after DeLoach departure
Washington debates post Hoove r era reforms as Cartha D DeLoach retires at 49 Critics urge outsider director and term limits While some favor splitting the FBI into operations and intelligence and appointing a moderate liberal to restore civil liberties and public confidence in the agency.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Cartha D. DeLoach
FBI
DeLoach
Bureau
Hoover
Supreme Court
Byron White
Eee
Justice White
T.ough Hoover
Ku Klux Klan
Minutemen
World Refugee Crisis Surges Past Seventeen Million
The U.S. Committee for Refugees reports 17,318,320 refugees worldwide since 1945, noting Cuba and Vietnam produce large movements. Sudan's war drives thousands to neighboring countries, while Gaza limits relief amid Arab-Israel tensions. The tally highlights global displacement and relocation burdens.
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New York
United Nations
Sombr
U.S. Committee For Refugees, Inc
Maxwell. M. Rabb
White House
Luther H. Evans
Sudan
Vietnam
Khartoum
Cuba
Spain
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Vienam
Dubcek
Berlin’ Wall
Harry N. Howar
Universit
Washington, D.C
Gaza‘Strip
Hong Kong
Biafra
The
Congo
Pontius Pilate Alive in Middle America Syndrome
A satirical critique asserts Pontius Pilate’s spirit lives on in Middle America where the President is always right and the country never wrong. It argues the Pilate syndrome leads to washing hands of youths in demonstrations and shifting blame.
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Pontius Pilate
Middle America
Charlie
No It’s Not Their Fault Says The Conscience Critics
A concerned perspective argues that people blaming leaders for wars avoid responsibility. It asserts that those following their conscience still face harm, and that once peace returns the blame shifts to presidents, not the individuals who acted. The piece critiques collective excuse and moral abdication.
Knight training through ages seven to adulthood detailed
An Gerson Daily Bulletin notes a historical flow of knighthood training from age seven through adolescence, describing early service and later status as a square. It also references a modern recall notice from Hollywood California where Citizen-News reports food item recalls including raisins frozen fried children peanut butter and cooked mushrooms due to contamination concerns.
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A Square
Hollywood
Calif
Citizen- News
An Gerson
Daily Bulletin
Reader letter defends ASU professor firing Regents run university
The writer urges that Arizona State University decisions rest with the regents and questions a newspaper editorial call to preserve dissent. He argues strong teaching talent remains and warns against teachers promoting anarchist views, saying many capable professors would seek other jobs if misused. Scottsdale, Ralphs Fulton signs this letter.
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Professor Starsky
Arizona State University
Arizona
ASU
Ralphs
Fulton Scottsdale
Sign removal sparks Scottsdale Rd dispute with cars sale
Mrs Marger at Watkins writes about a removed sign she calls an editorial target and contrasts it with a used car lot at the northwest corner. She cites dangerous sidewalk erosion and missing child safety along Scottsdale Road as evidence of neglect by authorities and property owners.
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Sc Tsdale
Marger
Watkins Scottsdale
Poppy Day Thanks From Scottsdale Unit 44
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 of Scottsdale thanks residents for support of Poppy Day. Proclaimed May 23 by Mayor B L Tims, volunteers housed in shopping centers sold handmade poppies to aid disabled veterans and families in hospitals through rehabilitation funds.
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American Legion
Sipe-Peterson Unit 44
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Unit 44
Fes
Women of the American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Administration
Gerri Wadsworth
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Rowland, Evans and
Robert Novak
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Considine
Mary McGrath
Scotfsdale
Jerry McElfresh
Scoffsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing
Indy
E. Earji
UN- Ariz
Progress
Ariz
Neue Aben
Newpaper
Arizona’ Newspapers Association For Greater Public Serving
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