I Had A Dream Dr King Editorial Reflection
An editorial recalls Dr Martin Luther King Jr life and mission from Montgomery to Memphis. It highlights his nonviolent protests, the bus boycott, freedom rides, marches in Birmingham and Chicago, the dream of brotherhood, and his April 4 1968 assassination while urging America to fulfill the dream and remain free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
Jesus Christ
Earth
Christ
United States
Dr. King
Mohandas Ghandi
Montgomery
Ala
King
South
Birmingham
Conner
Washington, D.C
Brotherhood of Man
Selma
Jim Clark
Chicago
Memphis
America
Chinese presence grows in Tanzania amid African rail project
Washington reports that by late summer up to 5000 Chinese technicians may work in Tanzania to build a $376 million rail line into Zambia. Chinese officers aid Tanzanian armed forces while experts note Tanzania leans anti-Western amid rising Beijing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Tanzania
Black Africa
Zambia
Scottsdale readers praise city life and Camelback views
A mailbag of Scottsdale letters extols Camelback Mountain crowds and night scenery. Writers credit city planning, building codes, and amenities like the Civic Center and Scottsdale Library for a friendly, attractive community.
Scottsdale High students praise local civic life in letters
A Scottsdale High class assigned gratitude reports and 46 letters to the editor arrived. A sample highlights praise for the library, civic center, parks, streets, climate, building code, and design review, with notes on Scottsdale's unique community.
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Scottsdale
Osborn Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Sandy Walker
Building Commission
Civic Center
Los Arcos Mall
76Th St
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale High
Agnew urged to run for President as critic of Communist regimes
The column cites Vice President Agnew criticizing American newsmen while praising harsh stances against Moscow Peking and Hanoi. It argues his best path is a presidential bid rather than a syndicated column, noting his wish to avoid anti US coverage. The piece mocks Agnew’s stance and endorses bold political analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoppe
Agnew
New York Times
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Arabian side of the story review of war 1967
Mary Abousshama reviews a 1969 book by Vance and Lauer offering an Arab perspective on the 1967 Middle East conflict. It draws on King Hussein interviews, Jordanian leaders, and war diary excerpts to present Jordan’s defense and the broader regional issues with conjectured solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussein
Jordan
Vick Vance
Israel
Pierre Lauer
William Morrow & Co
Middle East
Star
Paris Match
Strait of Tiran
U.N
Cairo
Egypt
Wasfi al Tall
Yehia Hammoude
Palestine Liberation Organization
Nasser
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Africa
Julius K. Nyerere
Nyerere
U.S
Liberation
South Africa
Zanu
Rhodesia
Zapu
Organization For African Unity
Moscow
Peking
Radio-Moscow
Salisbury
Tass
Igor Orlov
Radio Moscow
Republic of South Africa
Portugal
Rhoddesia
Ian Smith
Kremlin
Robert Allen
John
Goldsmith
Camelback Mountain
Camelback
Beth McConaha
Scottsdale Banta Hospital
Scottsdale Ral
Richard Anderson
Wand
Trish Reichert
Paul Nicholson
Doug Pickrell
James Posner
Larry Cutler
Cubs
Michael Titterington
Rick Ryan
Scottsdale Library
J. Minnick
Mary. Wiley
Bekki Farlee
Lisa Petello
Larry Hanley
Arizona
Sue Killip
Youth Speaks
Our Man
Spiro_Agnew
Hero
R. Nixon
Laos
Republican Party Congress
North Korea
Book Review
Mary Aboushshama
DuMaurier
Fowles
Susann
Puzo
Roth
Portnoy
St. Johns
the Honeycomb
Davis
The
Robbins
Inheritors
Wallace
Fraser
Mary ~ Queen of Scots
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc" Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale “Publishing Inc
Ariz
Progress
Frey Tee
Th PO We Pe Newspapers Association For Greater
Pucfic Service
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