Editorial: The right to know and government secrecy
The piece argues that citizens have a right to know what officials do, cites the Pentagon papers case, and criticizes broad secrecy. It notes the Freedom of Information Law, GAO costs of secret keeping, and a looming Congressional review likely to reveal that less than ten percent of classified material is truly necessary to keep secret.
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Pentagon
Supreme Court
Times
Chou
Congress
Government Accounting Office
El Camino Debuts Fine Design in Scottsdale Theater
The opening of a family oriented theater in Scottsdale, El Camino, earns praise for its fine design and a broader trend toward nonviolent, sophisticated films. The Kiva Theater adopts a family fare policy with Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times and City Lights, followed by The Great Dictator, reflecting local demand for broader appeal entertainment.
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el Camino
Scottsdale
Kiva Theater
Kiva
Charlie Chaplin
City Lights
Nixon signals Connally to hold large role in future
The report says President Nixon privately envisions John Connally as a major figure in a second Nixon administration possibly as secretary of state or defense or in a top White House post. Connally would remain Treasury head through 1972 and campaign for Nixon and may switch to the Republican Party before 1974, positioning him for a 1976 presidential bid.
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Nixon
John B. Connally
Florida
Connally
John Mitchell
Texas
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Key Biscayne
Fla
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Walker Cay
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Boston
Charles Morin
Margaret Heckler
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Renewal urged for Dr. Gabriel Reuben as superintendent
The Scottsdale School Board will consider renewing Dr. Gabriel Reuben’s contract after a year of divided opinions. A local letter praises his stability boosting morale, student involvement, and accessibility, while criticizing rapid turnover of superintendents and principals.
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Scottsdale School
Gabriel Reuben
Reuben
Nixon Seeding Changes in China Policy Draws Mixed Reactions
The Shanghai communique prompts varied opinion from left to right with a cautious middle ground. The piece reflects on Nixon’s shift from anti missile brinkmanship and the evolving stance toward China, Taiwan, and the defense pacts, noting ongoing debate in Congress and among Taipei officials.
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Odell Turns Arcadia Titans Toward Fast Break Basketball
Local fans praise Arcadia coach Sam Odell for transforming a slow style into exciting fast break play that led the Titans to the state tournament. They note improved attendance and seek fair coverage from Scottsdale Progress.
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Sam Odell
Back East
Odell
Scottsdale
Titans
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