Progress editorial on Arizona 28th Legislature gains and gaps
The editorial notes a peaceful session with some gains such as a central purchasing system and a government reorganization council but also misses. It cites inadequate auditing, lack of state support for kindergarten funding, limited progress on the Central Arizona Project and highway beautification, and a failed public lands business bill.
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Africa questions spotlight Cassius Clay and Peace Corps
In Dar es Salaam musing on Cassius Clay and American influence, Ralph McGill notes Africa’s admiration for the boxer and curiosity about his name, faith, and boxing future. He discusses Vietnam, Peace Corps, and U.S. race issues with Tanzanian journalists.
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Proposal to clip Supreme Court wings sparks debate
A new Constitutional Amendment proposed by Rep. John P. Saylor would allow Congress to negate court rulings with two thirds votes in both chambers. The piece traces historic attempts to weaken the court from Jefferson to Roosevelt, arguing checks and balances protect democracy and warn against tampering.
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Johnson and Humphrey forge closer White House bond
Washington analysis notes LBJ and Hubert Humphrey share a strong working relationship with Humphrey tasked for a Europe trip to Bonn Rome Berlin Brussels Paris and London. The two men coordinate policy and seek to reassure European leaders that the United States remains committed to NATO and West Berlin.
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Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings gets Scottsdale youth stage nod
The letter praises Scottsdale Recreation Department and Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club for a March 18 19 kids play The Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings by 16 Scottsdale teens as a premiere children theater production. It contrasts coverage with a heavy focus on a Phoenix theatre invite and a front page report on a teen thief.
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Our Man Hoppe London on England Statehood Debate
A satirical column argues for England becoming a U S state via a faux route through independence and federal aid. It uses mock dialogue with Commander Homer To Pettybone and envisions territorial talks, urging duty to Pax Americana and a united economic empire.
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Scottsdale 14 Progress Leaders Name Change
Scottsdale 14 Progress appoints W B Dec Wright assistant publisher at Thy Rewepaper as part of staff shakeup. Newspaperman joins Agi IZ0N4 association in a broader industry move.
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