Editorial on the 1960s youth and generation gap
The piece reflects on graduate student views from Columbia on the sixties decade, urging listening over anger. It notes youth are best educated and most engaged, while warning that nihilism and fear of a future without survivors of World War III shape rebellion and impatience.
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Columbia University School of Journalism
Socrates
Harvard
George Ward
Balanced Design Review Board for Scottsdale
Ten Scottsdale architects seek more control over building design by making the design review board require licensed architects. The writer argues this would exclude artists planners landscapers and citizens and harm impartiality. A balanced board is better for public confidence and Scottsdale’s continuing quality growth.
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Scottsdale
Design Review Board
Arizona
Burnkrant defense highlights new district evaluation system
Letter from Phoenix criticizes prior absence of evaluation procedures in Scottsdale schools. It credits Dr Burnkrant with initiating a district wide evaluation plan for administrators and principals, noting a two year contracts period and potential removal of underperforming staff. The author argues past boards failed to develop systems, causing current tensions.
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Burnkrant
M. R. DiCerbo
Scottsdale
Board of Education
Unmanned space probes and the rise of TIROS era
A column traces TIROS 1 and its successors ESSA ITOS and Pioneers F and G, noting weather satellites and lunar imagery. It lauds unmanned space probes for expanding knowledge, contrasts with human astronauts, and cites advances from TIROS 1’s 1960 launch to plans for 1972 1973 Jupiter flybys.
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NASA
Galileo
Newton
Alex MacLean
Boston
Jack Kennedy
White House
Francis Gary Powers
Adolf Eichmann
Bleeding Hearts
Daryl Chessman
Abe Schnapf
Abe
RCA
Astro -Electronics
Princeton
N.J
Outer Space
TIROS
Brady
Harsh
Free World Daily
Tiros 9
Equator
Spain
Skowhegan
ESSA
Environmental Science Services Administration
ITOS
Jupiter
Santa."Barbara Research Center
Hughes
Dismal Soviet year fuels Kremlin strains and US implications
Washington observers describe 1969 70 as a period of economic slowdown in the Soviet Union with scarce consumer goods and internal strains in Brezhnev Kosygin leadership. Analysts warn a Kremlin shake up is not imminent but stress Moscow may bargain hard in Vienna talks while curbing defense outlays to boost consumer supply.
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Soviet Union
United States
Nikita S. Krushchev
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Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Arun
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
U. S
Vienna
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Communication as the glue of marriage and its limits
The piece argues that open direct communication keeps marriages intact better than money or sex, warning that without listening and understanding it often leads to blame and eventual collapse. It emphasizes admitting doubts, sharing values, and resolving conflicts through dialogue.
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