Supreme Court ruling on school prayer sparks religious education debate
Rev. Culver Nelson of Phoenix argues the high court did not ban religion in schools but shifted worship guidance away from authorities. He favors in schools teaching comparative religion over formal prayers, citing Pilgrim history and the need to understand the religious impulse shaping American life.
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Germans oppose US Soviet nuclear treaty critics
West German press denounces a nuclear pact as U S overreach claiming Washington would decide when war starts. The piece argues Germany has long suffered from such decisions and warns against admitting Berlin to the nuclear club to avoid a fourth historic misstep.
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Political speculation fades as 1968 issues loom
The piece argues that 1968 forecasts are uncertain with multiple potential third party moves and shifting regional loyalties. It notes Wallace’s uncertain appeal, poverty and race problems, and the chance of splinter groups, urging focus on solving human issues to win the next election.
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Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain Tonight tour moves Europe
New York actor Hal Holbrook toured 10 countries with Mark Twain Tonight as part of a cultural exchange. He notes European viewers misunderstand America, while Western cities crave great drama and arts. He recalls strong audience reactions from Oslo to Warsaw and Paris, praising the show’s universal language beyond words.
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Sirs We Note Your Stand Put On Arizona Water
In letters to the editor, Gov. Williams cites studies to explore alternative ways to bring water to Arizona even without dams. He says the Arizona Congressional delegation will stay flexible within common sense, aiming to secure water by any viable method. The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites brief letters with name and address.
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Gaullism in France Endures as Anti American Legacy
Paris observers say President de Gaulle’s nationalist foreign policy will outlast his rule and shape Europe. Anti Americanism runs through policy on NATO, tariffs, and nuclear forces while France pursues independence and closer ties with West Germany.
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European Atomic Energy Community
Soviet War Ilustrated Policy Shows No Mellowness in Moscow
The article argues that Soviet statements declare a life or death struggle with capitalism and insist on integrated political military planning. It contends Washington avoids acknowledging this posture while promoting a “mellowing” image. It links Soviet stance to defense leadership changes and U S policy debates.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Staff and Publish Info
Scottsdale Daily Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Office at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Editors include Jonathan Marshall and Jerry McElfresh with Doc Wright as assistant publisher. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. Page 4.
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