Uncle Sam weighs foreign aid amid old Hen parable
In a columnist essay, the narrator compares a simplified tale of The Little Red Hen to proposed U S foreign aid programs totaling 5 1 billion dollars criticizing aid to Vietnam Egypt and various regions. The piece argues aid should go to nondictatorships with clear returns and friendship guarantees.
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Sam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Egypt
Uncle Sam
Aswan Dam
India
Africa
Asia
United States
Pool safety push aims to cut Phoenix drownings
The Phoenix area reports three child drownings in pools last month. Scottsdale plans 50 advanced lifeguards at public pools, summer water safety classes, and home safety programs for parents and kids. A home-pool safety checklist will be distributed to guide families in reducing fatalities during the swimming season.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Laetrile debate spans fraud and cancer cure claims
A column examines Laetrile as a claimed cancer cure versus fraud, citing critics from the American Cancer Society, FDA, and medical journals. It notes studies showing no anti tumor activity and warnings that unproven methods mislead patients, with references to Dr Krebs and past legal actions in the 1950s–60s.
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Mexico
Joe
Bill Gargan
William Gargan
Dean Burk
U.S
Burk
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
American Cancer Society
Lane Adams
Tijuana
Gargan
National Institute of Cancer
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Adams
Considine
Ernst T. Krebs, Sr
Canadian Medical Association Journal
Krebs
California
Retiring Pastor Praises Scottsdale Progress Newspaper
Kenneth Widney, longtime resident and pastor at Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ, commends the Scottsdale Daily Progress after six years of residency. He calls the paper a liberal voice and an oasis, thanking its editors for enriching the valley with a progressive regional read.
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Kenneth Widney
Scottsdale
United Church of Christ
Conservative side A liberal in conservative's clothing
Judy Bardacke of the League for Industrial Democracy backs Henry Jackson for president in 1976. The article argues Jackson is liberal on domestic policy yet tough on foreign affairs, and would expand federal power, nationalize parts of the economy, and push extensive social programs.
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Washington
Judy Bardacke
Henry Jackson
Ms. Bardacke
League For Industrial Democracy
New York
Jackson
League
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Sen. Jackson
William Prochnan
Richard Larsen
McGovern
Gene McCarthy
Tom Kahn
Paradise Valley asks paper to expand delivery boundaries
Resident commends coverage of Paradise Valley election and requests expansion of delivery area along Shea and Scottsdale Road toward Fountain Hills. Argues expanded circulation serves community and ensures all residents receive legal notices from Progress.
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Paradise Valley
Shea
Scottsdale Road
Fountain Hills
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Bobconsidine
Laetrile
Henry
Now
Arizona
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Washington, D.C
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Washington Democrat
Nixon
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W.B
Doc’ Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
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