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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1970

Page

2

Scottsdale School Board names five new administrative appointees

The Scottsdale School Board announces five administrative appointments including Dr. Leonard Polk Richard Orson and Dr. Norman White Dr Jon Lokensgard and Thomas Wood Each new appointee brings fresh leadership to the district aiming to improve elementary and secondary education and restore confidence after recent principal transfers The editorial urges community teamwork to achieve the goal of the best possible education for children

Scottsdale Leonard Polk Richard Orson Norman White Jon Lokensgard Thomas Wood White Lokensgard Wood

Eleven Killed in Weekend Traffic Carnage

Eleven individuals died in separate traffic accidents over one weekend in Arizona. The piece ponders preventable causes and notes the state's auto death rate runs about twenty percent higher than last year, asking who will be next.

Arizona

Laos Laos: Souvanna Phouma’s backed government tests coup

Inside report from Vientiane shows Prince Souvanna Phouma preserving neutralist Laos as rightist generals plotted a coup while North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao push for U.S. withdrawal. Souvanna rejects Hanoi terms and maintains U.S. aid to block a Communist takeover.

Vientiane Laos U.S Souvanna Phouma Phoumi Nosavan Bangkok Phoumi Souvanna Souvarma Indochina North Pao Long Tieng Pathet Lao Ho Chi Minh Trail Viktor Menin Menin

Reader letter criticizes Arcadia bias in Saguaro game report

Harold Millsop of Phoenix criticizes a high school baseball game story between Saguaro and Arcadia for slant and omissions. He cites three wild pitches by Doug Slocum and unearned Arcadia runs, noting missing Arcadia pitcher Dave Flowers and urging fair, factual reporting.

Arcadia Saguaro Doug Slocum Slocum Mark Woodward Don Schlander Woodward Craig Hanson Diveley Jeff Oscarson John Black Schlander Craig ‘Hanson Dave Flowers Doug ‘Slocum Harold Millsop Phoenix

Scientist Warns Reversing Rivers Could Slow Earth

Dr. Raymond L. Nace of the United States Geological Survey warns that reversing large rivers from north to south as proposed in North America and the Soviet Union could slow Earth's rotation and worsen wobble. He questions whether tampering might slow rotation enough for people to feel effects. Chicago News reports.

Raymond L. Nace United States Geological Survey North America Soviet Union Nace Chicago News Chicago

Arizonans in Washington Among Select Group

Senator Paul Fannin and Barry Goldwater joined a six member minority in voting against a resolution urging Nixon to seek a joint US Soviet suspension of all nuclear weapons development and deployment. Goldwater cited doubts over unilateral disarmament, while Fannin did not explain his stance. House actions featured Rep. Morris Udall defending postal pay raises amid broader reform efforts.

Orren Beaty Paul J. Fannin Barry M. Goldwater Senate Nixon Goldwater Reso Fannin U.S Vienna Austria United States Soviet Union Henry M. Jackson D-Wash House Morris K. Udall Arizona Udall Silvio O. Conte R-Mass Department of Agriculture Defense Department Armed Services Department ‘of Interior

Guard needs more Negroes in the National Guard

Negro star Buddy Young urges greater Black recruitment into the National Guard noting only about 1.8 percent Black. He argues mixed units aid social contact and handling race tensions, and cites low Black representation among Congress members and existing sports figures.

Pete Rozelle Buddy Tinued Congress Laird Harlem Adam Clayton Powell

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