Wright Birth Legacy Prompts 100th Anniversary Plans in Arizona
Editorial urges a joint community effort across Chandler Scottsdale Scottsdale to celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright’s 100th birthday with bold planning. It notes Wright’s early storms and Arizona ties including Taliesin West and Grady Gammage Auditorium, calling for statewide university and business participation.
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Grady Gammage
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Arizona State University
Cutting the budget by trimming wastepaper and carbon costs
The author critiques budget cuts by proposing to reduce classified document handling and paper waste. He notes wastepaper totals, names guard requirements, burning protocols, and filing reports, then suggests eliminating some carbon copies and certain paper-related jobs to save money. He also quips about Congress sending speeches to constituents.
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Daley Warns of 1968 Democratic Defeat if Vietnam War Persists
In a private Chicago office conversation Mayor Daley warned that if the Vietnam War does not end by summer 1968 the Democratic Party and President Johnson will face a sweeping defeat in November. The remark underscores rifts as senators and leaders privately fear reelection bids. Daley’s stance signals party anxiety as Johnson rebuilds the DNC amid criticism.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Johnson
Daley
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Mr. Johnson
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
South Dakota
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Clark
White House
Senate
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Letter to the editor on teachers strike and union roles
The writer challenges claims about AFT threats and SEA raises, arguing a 6 cent hour raise is not substantial and salaries remain poor compared with ASU graduates and non teaching jobs. He contends the AFT did not influence last year’s agreement and cites AFT/S SEA membership data to explain militancy, closing with sender George Story in Orange Blossom Lane.
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ASU
AFT
George Story
Orange Blossom Ln
Help for burned Viet children
A letter urges Americans to support bringing burned Vietnamese children to the U S for treatment. It cites napalm burns, Brooke Army Hospital, and a lack of care in Vietnam. Valerie Bandurski asks readers to donate via Box 424 Scarsdale NY 10583 and notes treatment costs.
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Brooke Army Hospital
Texas
State Department
America
Scarsdale
N.Y
Valerie Bandurski
Heatherbreo
Kenya's Nairobi Embraces Modern Life and Safari Legacy
Ralph McGill notes Nairobi mixes modern shops and fashion with safari allure. He describes a cosmopolitan street scene, diverse visitors, luxury hotels, and thriving wildlife nearby. The republic of Kenya aims for mining, agriculture, and growth as it looks ahead.
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Kenya
Stanley Hotel
McGill Company
Ernest Hemingway
Africa
Republic of Kenya and
Seizing the Moment to Moscow and a 100 Ruble Swap
The writer, urged by experts to exploit thawing Sino Soviet tensions, plans a Moscow trip to collect 100 rubles from the Soviets. He jokes about CIA funding tourism, worries about spying, and contemplates travel money and visa bits amid comic paranoia.
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Arthur Hoppe
Washington
Krokodil
CIA
Scottsdale Progress announces court actions in November edition
The Scottsdale Progress notes publication details with W. B. Doc Wright listed as assistant publisher in Vol VII No 31. The issue appears under the Newspapers Association with mention of Kean Gruman and Sevacore.
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