The Unmentionable Diseases Editorial From AMA
The AMA urges frank discussion and action on venereal disease a leading public health crisis. It calls for avoidance of exposure prompt examination and treatment and full reporting of contacts to halt spread and end the secrecy surrounding VD.
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Hiking Trails Offer Escape From a Congested Nation
The Tulsa Tribune argues America harms walkers with highways and fumes but lays out a future of expanding trails from Maine to Georgia. It notes the Appalachian Trail is intact from Mount Katahdin to Springer Mountain and mentions plans for Potomac Heritage, Santa Fe Oregon, and North Country Trails as cost effective greenery for a crowded nation.
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Georgia
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Columbia River
Mills Signals Deep Cuts in Johnson Social Security Plan
Representative Wilbur Mills privately signaled a major trimming of President Johnsons Social Security package. He urged a sweeping study of the 1935 act before any large benefit boost or tax changes, raising concerns about payroll tax levels and the taxable wage base. The liberal Democratic Study Group pressured for action after a Franklin D Roosevelt crew shore leave controversy, leading to cancellation of the voyage stopover.
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Johnson
W. Marvin Watson Jr
U.S
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South Africa
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Watson
Democratic Study Group
Walt W. Rostow
Defense Department
Revolutions in Education Prompted by Sputnik Talk
At a Temple University dinner in Philadelphia Ralph McGill and educators discussed the global shift in education sparked by the Soviet satellite achievement. They warned that technology will reshape schooling with larger classes and teaching machines, while stressing equal opportunity and targeted support during transitional reforms.
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Temple University
Philadelphia
Readers defend and critique foreign language teaching
Letters from Joyce EB Beadle and Hal J Breen praise Anita Ramos Schaff while casting doubt on memorization and dialogues. They argue the audio lingual method is superior, favor meaningful instruction and real language patterns over grammar translation and rigid drills.
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Joyce EB
Beadle
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Phoenix
Anita Ramos
Schaff
Hal J. Breen
Palo Christi
China watcher sees evolving Vietnam war dynamics
Three developments favor peace talks in Vietnam. Indonesia strengthens under Suharto and backs a regional military alliance. Mao's upheaval weakens Chinese control, boosting Soviet leverage as Moscow can cut 80 percent of Hanoi’s military supplies or keep war going, shaping future negotiations.
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Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
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L. la Dang
China News
U.S. News and World Report
China
Suharto
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Our Man Hoppe The Insiders Favor Nixon As Nominee
The Insiders say Nixon is near-certain to secure the GOP nomination with media and demographic shifts likely to shape future outcomes. A family dialogue reflects public perception, debates past campaigns and questions about Nixon’s integrity and charisma amid changing voters.
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Richard M. Nixon
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Information 1967
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Office contact phone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Aviz. March 2 1967. The paper disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and photographs. Member of Newspapers Association for greater public service.
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