Editorial Page Calls for Honest Policy Toward Asia
The piece criticizes decades of U S policy toward Asia as corrupt and unpopular, urges direct engagement with dictators for reform or aid denial, and condemns both CIA intrusions and Communist aggression. It argues two sides must respect national boundaries for peace in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Sam
United States
Laos
CIA
North Vietnam
Red China
Southeast Asia
Weldon Shefstall Attacked as State Education Nominee
The Arizona Star faults Weldon Shofstall for the state school superintendency citing his Orange County roots and Birch line associations while accusing him of campus controversy at Arizona State University. It urges Tucsonans to distrust his potential impact and notes Supt. Thomas Lee of Tucson District One resisting his meddling in local systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Shefstall
Orange County
John Birch
Williams
Shefstall
Sidney—Osborn
Barry—Goldwater
Shofstall
Weldon Shofstall
Arizona State University
California
Truman
Chicago’ Tribune
Dewey
Iena
Spain
Franco
Stalin
Harry
Jim
United States Looks to Rhodesia Moves and Health Bills
Washington signals possible foreign policy shifts as Britain’s Rhodesia issue prompts a six nation consulate closure and a Rogers statement. Parallel action speeds four health bills through Congress, potentially $850 million in federal outlays for alcoholism, narcotics, mental health centers, and migratory worker programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Republic of
Rhodesia
Nixon
Ian D. Smith
Salisbury
William P. Rogers
Britain
Rogers
Africa
Smith
Black Africa
Congress
White House
Senate
Ralph Yar
Scottsdale Ad Supporter Endorses Joe Strickler for Council
A Scottsdale resident praises Joe Strickler in support of his bid for the last Scottsdale Council seat. The letter notes Strickler’s business background, community service, and budgeting experience, and defends the ad placement as a fair community message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Joe
Bud Tims
Civic
Center
Joe Strickler
Enic
Chamber of Commerce
Philco Chicago
Philco-Ford
Readers urge keeping summer school open in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale letter from Mrs Irving Kanarek asks to keep schools open for summer session. She states her daughter and classmates have planned summer programs with counselors and urges input from students parents teachers and officials to find a workable solution.
Views of Others Gap of 60s Goes Deep in Journal Series
In a Columbia School of Journalism series, Thomas Moore surveys sixties shifts in sex politics and drugs. He argues the era’s upheaval ran deeper than a generation gap, touching sexuality, dress, family, and the widening cultural divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia School of Journalism
Thomas Moore
Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
Timothy Leary
Mr. Jones
Dylan
Truman memorabilia exhibit opens at Hallmark Gallery
The Hallmark Gallery hosts a Truman exhibit through May 14 featuring eight items from the 33rd president including walking sticks, a WWI helmet, flags and films. Joyce Hall organized the show honoring two key dates in Truman's life with remarks from Jim Farley and Judge Rosenman. Margaret Truman Daniel attends the opening with her mother and father in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
56Th
Fifth Avenue
Harry Truman
Hallmark Gallery
Independence
United States
Harry
Joyce Hall
Kansas City
Truman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rango
la Bruce
Arizona Star
Tucson
D-Tex
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
House
Robert Allen and
John Goldsmith
Women's. Liberation Fro Front
Miss Jennings
The
Parks
Mrs. Irving Kanarek
Lyons
Kennedy
Johnson
Mexico
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sam Rosenman
FDR
Farley
Margaret Truman
Daniel
Bob ‘Considine
Jonathan
Jerry Mel Elfresh
Marshall
W. B
Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing’ Inc
E.earls
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
One (Newspapers Association For Greater Public