Editorial on Jack and the beanstalk and Gov Williams on Sonora
The piece argues that using tear gas in Sonora oversteps state duty and intrudes in U S foreign policy. It contends Mexico handles its own political processes and warns that U S involvement could foster hostility and future friction with Mexico.
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Jack
Gov. Williams
Sonora
Congress
Williams Waaé
Washington
State Department
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Williams
Arizona
Family Picnic Fun Near Roosevelt Lake in Arizona
A writer recalls a weekend trip with kids to Roosevelt Lake along the Apache Trail. They describe undeveloped and official camp spots along miles of lakeshore, easy wading and wandering, and the appeal of Arizona’s varied recreation within a few hours of the city.
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Roosevelt Lake
Ing
Arizona
Johnson's Great Society push persists in new Congress
In the new Congress President Johnson shows a mild, cooperative stance while continuing to push a broad Great Society agenda. He aims to frame campaign issues around enhanced Social Security, education, anti poverty, crime measures, and federal power, expecting GOP opposition to shape the 1968 race.
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Johnson
Congress
Drummond
LBJ
Truman
Gerald Ford
Dulles Fails to Move CIA Funds Into Open Budget
CIA Director Allen W. Dulles met resistance on Capitol Hill as Rep. John Rooney and allies refused to strip top secret CIA money from its hidden accounts. They argued such a transfer would inflate the State Department budget and expose funds to partisan criticism, leaving the effort stalled.
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Washington
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Capitol Hill
Congress
State Department
Dulles
John Rooney
Brooklyn
Rooney
Congressional
Rep
Frank Bow
Ohio
House
House Appropriations Committee
Rooney, Bow, and Company
Eisenhower
National Students Association
National Intelligence
Student Association
Capital Hill
Students Associaon
Editorial on Scottsdale schools and wait‑and‑see policy
A reader criticizes Scottsdale Progress editorials for urging patience on school funding and salary reforms. The letter questions timing and calls for action this year rather than deferring to 1969, noting teachers' union activity and economic concerns.
Last reply in abortion debate to Ella Becker
Robert C. Burnett of Scottsdale responds to Ella C Becker on abortion, arguing "thou shall not kill" requires context and noting four prominent men do not settle the issue. Burnett urges reading Exodus onward to assess God’s commands about destroying groups.
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Ella C. Becker
Robert C. Burtnett
W. 4Th St
Scottsdale
Clay for North Vietnam army sparks wartime what if
New York column questions Cassius Clay's fee to join North Vietnam's side and predicts his influence could demoralize opponents. It also notes Edward Bernays offering a $5,000 prize for a program to bridge American British understanding and invites entries by June 30.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Muhammad
Ho Chi Minh
United States Army
Clay
God Save
Bernays
Lowell St
Watch
Slips and protests mix with political clash notes
A collage of items mentions Planned Parenthood activities tagged as happening Saturday in Kansas City. Separate snippets report Adam Clayton Powell barred from his House seat amid a special committee inquiry. A Los Angeles Times reference notes Ferrie found dead with a sheep over his head. The text includes a long pontificating exchange on US British info services and mutual understanding, comparing stereotypes and media norms between nations.
Notes From Kenya A Rainbow Of Rural Kenya Views
Ralph McGill describes a journey from Nairobi to Kisumu across Lake Victoria’s Kenya countryside. He notes Rift Valley scenery with Kilimanjaro and Elgon, colonial history, Italian WW II roads, thatched homes, smoke rising from central cooking fires, and Kisumu’s heat but charm amid African landscapes and village life.
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Kenya
Nairobi
Kisumu
Kavirondo Bay
Lake Victoria
Kisumuls
Uganda
Sudan
Somalia
Congo
Mwanza
Tanzania
Dar-es-Salaam
Place of
Kilimanjaro
Elgon
Aberdara Mountains
Nairob
Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher details and date
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by the Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Bail Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 editor Jonathan Marshall managing editor Jerry McElfresh and Doc Wright in leadership. The issue is Vol VII No 32 dated March 24 1967 and notes second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Bail Park Plaza
Scottadale
Ariz
Progress
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Mass
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Kansas City Star
Adam Clayton Powell
New York Post
Ferrie
Los Angeles
Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
British Information Services
United States Information Service
Free World
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U.S
Birmingham
Eng
USA
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Toledo
Iife
Mr. B
George HI
Ralph Mmcgill
Africa
Stanley
Livingston
Rift Valley
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc" Wright
Thig Newspaper
Newspapers Association
Fon Grantor Rabbis Servton
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