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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
2
The Scottsdale School District notes high college prep among students but cites national data showing only about 60 percent of graduates reach four-year colleges. The district plans to expand beyond academics with comprehensive programs in business, mechanical arts, and technical training to prepare the other 60 percent for work and life.
Peru Tribune reports that Robert P. Ludlum, president of Blackburn College in Carlinville, questions funding a new dormitory as he demands clear need and location before committing funds, prompting frustration with Great Society projects.
Roscoe Drummond reports on President Johnson and Charles de Gaulle debating NATO's fate. De Gaulle seeks to end NATO control in France while preserving allied bases. Johnson argues to keep the alliance intact. The piece controls the implications for US British and Canadian positions and France's sovereignty within the alliance.
Fragmented opinion notes rail at state taxes and illegal liquor on a Mississippi scene. The discourse touches bootlegging, authority figures, and social behavior with garbled phrases but centers on governance and public sentiment.
A motorist who collided with a freight train was ruled negligent after the railroad argued he crossed tracks repeatedly without looking. A schoolteacher injured by a visible defect won damages, showing forgetting can be negligence.
Fragmentary text references Goldswater TM PRX and Royal Navy aims to balance someone named Seitish and Amerian mith tay Mew feet. Mentions PEN decision triggering an over break to Britain's defense. Notes Rea McNamara and an "absolutely" Ont raded and arbitrary decision.
A dubious claim reports a covert training school near Accra Ghana taught sabotage and assassination. The article alleges influence by Chinese instructors and links to Nkrumah’s ousting while noting Soviet and regional political intrigue.
Fragmentary text references Ghana and a pay off, suggesting a political or financial matter. Vague phrases mention organization, financing, and possible coup activity. No clear individuals, dates, or concrete events are identifiable in the readable passages.
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