Kelley and Conlan: A Tempe Scottsdale Legislative Faceoff
Editorial endorses Kelley over Sen. Conlan, praising Kelleys work with Tempe Scottsdale and other cities to strengthen pollution bills and district issues. It criticizes Conlan for weak attention to health education and welfare and for killing bills as Senate Judiciary Committee chair.
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Frank Kelley
North Tempe
South Scottsdale
John Conlan
North Scottsdale
East Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Conlan
State Senate
Kelley
House
Scottsdale
Tempe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Perplexing Dilemma as Mothers Navigate Parenting Theories
A reflective piece notes how mothers face shifting theories on childrearing from rigid toilet training to permissive parenting. It contrasts past advice with current ideas, suggesting cycles of doubt and the lure of back to nature or individual parenting.
Wallace Campaign Ties National Politics to Alabama Race
Wallace argues his governor bid is key to stopping Nixon leftward and shaping national policy. Brewer counters with a focus on moral tone and state ethics as he touts Desegregation votes and budget reforms. The report details Wallace's national strategy, Brewer's defenses, and local reactions in Robertsdale, Alabama.
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Robertsdale
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Nixon
Senate
George
Montgomery
Lurleen Wallace
Nation’s largest firms face pressure and praise in a brisk essay
The piece argues tax evasion clues trace to wives and partners, weighs President Nixon’s political battles, and discusses golf’s spring lure. It cites General Motors and Lockheed as targets of scrutiny, praises stockholders and corporate accountability, and notes CBS Motorola EVR demos and film rental potential for schools and institutions.
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Darryl Zanuck
House
Rothschild
CBS
Motorola
Twentieth
Century-Fox
Internal Security panel aims to curb U S travel by citizens
Washington report notes the House Internal Security Committee plans hearings on a bill to empower the secretary of state to regulate or restrict travel to wartime or unstable regions. Bipartisan sponsors cite cases that limit the Supreme Court's travel rights and target groups like the Venceremos Brigades seen as anti American. The push is led by Rep. Richard Schoed and backed by many Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
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Washington
House Internal Security Committee
Supreme Court
U.S
Richard Schord
D-Mo
State Department
Judiciary Committee
Internal Security Committee
United States
Aptheker
Secretary of State
Fidel Castro
John Flynt
Appropriations Committee
James Haley
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Charlotte. Reid
Mastoni O’ ‘Neal
Agriculture _ Committee
Lawrence Hogan
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
F. Edward Hebert
House ‘Armed Services
Black Panthers
The
Students For A Democratic Society
Modern Youth and Love Letters to the Public
A column rails at modern dating and living arrangements, contrasting them with past norms. The author recalls Beacon Hill couples sharing living space as soul mates, cites domestic annoyances, and argues that today’s youths pay the price of premarital unconventional living while not receiving the full “real package.” An abrupt subway switch failure near Chicago is noted as a separate incident.
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Beacon Hill
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