Editorial Page Calls for Renewed Effort to Save the UN
The editorial marks the 25th anniversary of the United Nations since its 1945 charter signing and Truman's UN speech. It laments UN shortcomings, urges a US Security Council meeting to propose a viable path for world cooperation, and frames the occasion as a challenge for peace amid nuclear and missile threats and population growth.
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United. Nations Organization
United States
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Progress adopts reduced political ad rate for candidates
The newspaper announces a new political advertising policy lowering charges for candidates. From now on the rate will be 1.35 per inch, matching the church and non profit rate, replacing the previous 2.10 open rate.
Starsky and Conlan Earned Obscurity, Newspaper Says
The Starsky affair is described as subdued and possibly closed. Morris Starsky is criticized for public statements and political stance, while Sen. John Conlan is blamed for creating a rallying point. Both figures are said to rely on each other and deserve obscurity.
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Morris Starsky
Jerry Rubin
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Morris
Conlan
Teen Finds Summer Work Through Free Ad
A 15 year old thanks the paper for printing a teen job ad and reports receiving many calls. She found a wonderful training position as a dental assistant and expresses appreciation for the opportunity.
Midnight Sun Game Lights Fail But Battle Ends Arizona Wins
In Fairbanks the Alaska Goldpanners lose to the University of Arizona 4 3 in a midnight ball game that ended at 1 30 a m The lights did not work and the crowd stood as the U S and Alaska flags rose while the state anthem played The amateur event draws players from major leagues and college programs and has hosted names like Tom Seaver and Rick Monday, with many alumni advancing to the majors.
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Alaska
Alaska Goldpanners
University of Arizona
Arizona
U.S
Brooklyn
Yukon
Tom Seaver
Mets
Goldpanners
National Collegiate Athletic Associations
Dave Dowing
Cards
Cubs
Charles Hartenstein
Pirates
Rick Monday
Oakland ‘A's
Graig Nettles
Twins
Indians
Curt Morton
Orioles
Gary Sutherland
Phillies
Montreal Expos
Mike Paul
Seaver
al Schmelz
Dan Frisella
Andy Messersmith
Angels
Eddie“Leon
Mike Adamson
Bill Lee
Red
Sox
Rich Hand
Griffin Park
Anchorage
University of Alaska
Address Delivers Progressive Hope at Saguaro High Graduation
Mrs Alvan Dunlap lauds Peter Helms for a bold high school address at Saguaro High graduation. She recalls her own era speech limits, notes the standing ovation from graduates and public, and predicts youth will steer social change as they join mainstream life.
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Peter Helms
Saguaro
Peter
Alvan Dunlap
Drowning of Queen and Court Members Mentioned in Review
The Alliance Ohio review notes the highlight as the drowning of the queen and four court members. It also mentions attempted payments in pickets dimes and quarters but election officials would not accept them as valid.
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Alliance
Ohio
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Inge Novel Delves Into Love, Race and Flight From Small Town
Poignant review notes William Inge's first novel Good Luck Miss Wyckoff, about Evelyn Wyckoff a 37 year old Kansas Latin teacher and Rafe Collins a 22 year old Black campus custodian. Their illicit affair unsettles Freedom Kansas prompting Wyckoff to flee as the town reels from scandal.
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Donald Cresp
Miss Wyckoff
William Inge
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Little Sheba
Hollywood
Inge
University of California At Irvine
Evelyn Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Freedom High School
Freedom
Kans
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Good Luck Miss Wyckoff and the Telling theme
A library list highlights popular novels including The French Lieutenant's Woman Portnoy's Complaint and Love Story. The review centers on Miss Wyckoff, Rafe, and Inge's Evelyn Wyckoff, exploring compassion and forgiveness as readers engage the Arizona small-town narrative.
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Love Story
Davis
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John Weston
Arizona
Miss Wyckoff
Rafe
Inge
Evelyn
Wyckoff
State Dept funds Blood Sweat and Tears cultural tour
The State Department spends 40000 to send a nine man rock group to Poland Romania and Yugoslavia on a cultural tour. The group opposes Vietnam war and one member David Clayton-Thomas is Canadian and not a US citizen. The tour includes a film crew and a magazine writer and faces criticism from Rep. Scherle who calls it subsidizing alien drivel.
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State Department
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
David" Clayton- Thomas
U.S
Clayton-Thomas
Combo
Hampton
America
Essence
Europe
Voice of America
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State’ Department
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National General Television Productions, Inc
Los Angeles
Iron Curtain
United"States
Romania
William Scherle
Lowa
House
Internal Security Committee
David Clayton-Thomas
United States
Scherle
Blue Moon Lesson on Girls Placed at Back of Bus
A Southern town story recalls a school bus segregation episode where girls were moved to the rear to quiet restless boys. The piece frames the act as a harsh early education in gender roles, noting the implied aim of teaching girls their place. The commentary suggests the event reinforces limiting views of women in society.
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Southern strategy of female education in schools prompts critique
The excerpt argues against teaching girls academics by suggesting women will become wives and rely on male figures. It laments a perceived shift toward reinforcing traditional roles and questions whether girls will be prepared for independent thought or public life. It portrays educators shaping gender expectations through a dismissive, satirical lens.
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