Mansfield Aiken propose single primary for president
Editorial endorses a national single primary proposed by Senator Mansfield and Senator Aiken to cut money waste and time loss. It argues current nominating fights extend long campaigns, force early voting and debts, and notes a runoff if no candidate exceeds forty percent. It urges consideration before 1976.
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Mike Mansfield
George Aiken
Mansfield
Aiken
George Romney
Edmund Muskie
New Hampshire
Arizona
Mansfield and
Mansfield-Aiken
SRP and ASU Sponsor Industrial Sports Youth Program
The Salt River Project teams with Arizona State University for the third year to run an Industrial Sports Youth Program. About 300 elementary boys from 19 schools will tour the ASU campus for coaching, demonstrations, autographs, a sweatshirt, and a hot lunch.
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Salt River Project
SRP
Arizona State University
ASU
McCarthy Targets Muskie in Illinois Campaign Swing
Eugene McCarthy pressed his attack on Edmund Muskie in Champaign and across Illinois as he campaigns in the March 21 preferential primary. He framed Muskie as an emblem of what ails the Democratic Party, citing amnesty for draft dodgers and Muskie’s anti–Communist oath, while mobilizing a media push and staff to boost his bid.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Ilinois
Eugene J. McCarthy
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
McCarthy
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Wisconsin
George McGovern
New Hampshire
Sen
Democratic Party
Freeport
Sandy Weiner
California
Weiner
Richard Goodwin
Goodwin
Brazil
Ilinois
Progress invites brief letters with verification
The Progress requests letters to the editor be limited to 400 words and include the writer's name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions receive preference.
Propose Erasing Male Customers to Clean Scottsdale
A letter cites Scottsdale police and judges in a crusade to clean up Scottsdale. The writer mocks gender double standards and argues eliminating male customers would purge prostitution, citing biblical and social points while attacking male chauvinist morals.
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Scottsdale
Jesus
Society
Open hearings law urged in Scottsdale plea
Letter urges Arizona citizens to pressure senators and representatives to strengthen public meetings law to cover legislative committees amid alleged closed dealings by health bodies with the copper industry. The writer cites Pam Hall and Phoenix Magazine to warn of hidden sessions and calls for active citizen involvement.
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Scottsdale
State Board of Heath
Commissions of Health
Pam Hall
the Phoenix Magazine
Whirlwind Tour on Quemoy Amid a Crazy War
Reporter describes a high alert visit to Quemoy with Jimmy Wei guiding a Formosan air run and a tour of military sites and civilian life. He notes the patchwork economy, a beach siege history from 1949, and a fragile calm with ongoing readiness as Chinese forces lurk across the strait.
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Bob Considine Quemoy
Quemoy
People's Republic of China
Jimmy Wei
Taiwan
Jimmy
Taipei
Pescadores
Sun Yat-sen
Eisenhower
Ku-Ningtou
Chiang Kai-shek
Computers replace workers at California licensing agency
The California Commission of Teacher Preparation and Licensing fired the computer on December 31, cutting staff by over 100. Credential processing times improved to 10 days from 95, officials noting the computer’s good work but competition by humans. The piece contemplates policy aims balancing people and technology.
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California Commission of Teacher Preparation and Licensing
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