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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1967
Page
4
Dr. Jackson M. Drake argues that creativity arises from curiosity, intuition, and supportive learning climates. He cites Bruner, Getzels and Torrance, claiming teachers and parents must back students to break with tradition and explore new ideas for a humane, better educated society.
In Notes Out of Africa Ralph McGill reflects on African intellectuals amid postcolonial frustration. He uses a parable of a young African choosing between socialist and capitalist hells to lampoon aid politics and highlight the slow pace of development. He argues leadership faces resource limits, time, and tribal and language barriers. The piece ends by noting Africa’s rising Western importance as independence optimism wanes.
Washington observers note Hanoi has quietly abandoned Point Three demanding U S recognition of the National Liberation Front as sole representative of South Vietnam. The shift, amid steady bombing, signals Hanoi’s growing willingness to bargain while risking Viet Cong demoralization and questions about NLF leadership.
Morris J. Starsky of Scottsdale argues Superintendent Tanner neglects teachers own welfare and salaries. He contends educators deserve compensation matching their community responsibility and lifelong training, criticizing focus on student welfare over teacher needs.
A columnist recalls outrageous film titles from Hollywood's past and mocks the trend of sensational pairings. He lists "Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter" alongside other provocative titles like Dracula Visits Peyton Place and Tammy and the Werewolf, noting their lurid appeal.
A satirical piece recounts a March 1967 Berkeley hoax about psychedelic bananas prompting moral panic. Congress debates morality bills banning bananas, hippies experiment with banana peels, and eventually a permissive message emerges while other foods are later targeted.
A compact republic of lines on conscience from Franklin Jefferson Hawthorne Kempis Shakespeare Washington. The quotes reflect inner peace and moral restraint and caution against domination by self.
Scottsdale Daily Progress issued in Scottsdale Arizona provides staff names and office address 802 Ball Park Plaza 85252 plus phone number 047-7544. It notes second class postage and policy on unsolicited manuscripts and photographs and lists March 18 1967 edition details.
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