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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues for a compromise on state aid to private and parochial schools. It notes concerns about separation of church and state, double taxation, and private schools' financial struggles. It proposes aid restricted to non religious needs like equipment, busing, and teacher salaries in math and English with proper controls.
A set of 1960s themed essays from Columbia University journalism graduate students, curated by Prof. Melvin Mencher, presents hopeful and disillusioned voices. The selections aim to illuminate the youth of today and the turmoil shaping their era, offering articulate, thought provoking statements.
A Columbia Graduate Student reflects on the 1960s spending a year in Vietnam and college life, noting how war shattered his faith in elders and shaped his generation. He questions costs of sending youth to college and recalls family, duty, and changing views of fathers. End with memories from Charlotte Observer.
A comic dialogue shows Pat returning home and praising America and peace in Vietnam. Dick counters with a cautious call for a just peace not around any corner, warning of consequences if the corner is not turned by 1972. Pat volunteers to help clarify the point as Dick readies a dramatic gesture.
Washington observers report cautious optimism on Nigeria two months after the Biafran war. Gowon pursues reconciliation with Ibos, plans to end emergency relief, and eyes a non military future. Nigeria’s oil sector may reach 2 million barrels daily in years ahead, boosting revenues and relations with Russia.
A reflective meditation on how coastal people feel a deep bond with the sea while inland dwellers miss its moods. The essay muses on weather sense, the sea’s vast reach, and humanity’s small place in the grand scheme, contrasting oceanside life with life near the Great Lakes and inland pools.
Rates listed for carriers and motor route twenty five cents per week? 35¢. Mail within Arizona 1.70 per month and 18.20 per year. Out of state 1.80 per month and 20.80 per year. Volume X number 25 dated March 16 1970.
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