Beebe addresses NAB luncheon on jobs and social progress
Ford vice president Leo C Beebe spoke at a NAB luncheon led by Governor Jack Williams and Mayor Milt Graham. About 600 local business leaders attended as NAB works to create permanent and summer jobs for disadvantaged workers, noting 1 000 current positions but a need for thousands more in coming years. He urged thinking over agreement and recalled his own path from childhood to success.
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Ford Motor Co
National Alliance of Businessmen
Jack Williams
Phoenix
Milt Graham
NAB
System and NAB clash over urban problem solution
A public statement features quotes about the system's responsibility and the NAB program for disadvantaged groups. Mayor Graham stresses care and hope as keys to urban reform, urging collaboration with citizens and law respect. A NAB contact is provided for job offers.
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Graham
Red Dragon brings new fire engine to Scottsdale
Fiorello Donaldson and Rural Fire Co. volunteers delivered a 50 foot Red Dragon hook and ladder truck from Los Angeles. The vehicle sped up to 85 mph in neutral on a freeway before failing roadside. City officials praise the purchase as a great deal at 4700 dollars, though skeptics question its use without tall buildings in town.
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Fiorello Donaldson
City Employes and Rural Fire Co
Los Angeles
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Donaldson
Sam
Yorty
Ho Chi Minh talk and 1968 primary musings in New York
A long column mixes 1968 presidential speculation with foreign policy notes. It quotes a veteran Democrat predicting Humphrey’s nomination, McCarthy’s possible exit, and a New York delegation view. It also cites Averell Harriman on Paris peace talks, Look Magazine on Rockefeller versus Nixon, and Governor Romney’s reconsideration rumors.
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Evans
U.S
Johnson faces Ho Chi Minh test as Warsaw talks loom
The piece argues Ho Chi Minh risks humiliating Johnson to test U.S. resolve over Vietnam. It details Johnson’s control of policy, the Warsaw proposal, and a secret March 25-31 White House deliberation with top advisers and ex-officials shaping a peace overture versus military escalation.
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Walt Rostow
LBJ
State Department
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Douglas Pie Me
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George Ball
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Farthieré
Mi. Johnson
Handi
What Do Students Want A Global Look At Youth Unrest
Ralph McGill analyzes student violence in Berlin and across Europe, noting dispersed aims and a core disciplined minority. He cites Columbia University unrest, Japanese, Polish, Czech, and Italian incidents, arguing most youth protests lack clear objectives and risk reactionary backlash.
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Ralph McGill
McGill
Letter to the editor on Scottsdale schools double sessions
A Scottsdale resident argues the School Board overreached with call for double sessions and bond issues. He defends the current middle school system as among the nation’s best and warns that premature plans could weaken education, urging wiser funding and plant expansions instead.
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Scottsdale
Sys
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Three Military Mistakes in Peace Talks Warned for Vietnam
The speaker cites three errors from past conflicts: no offensive action policy that surrenders initiative, limited offensive tactics that waste lives, and fortified lines that invite enemy penetration. He argues peace talks should deny respite to the North Vietnamese to retain strategic initiative.
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Vietnam
Scottsdale Lions Club picks leaders and directors
Jim Boyd named president of the Scottsdale Lions Club with officers Marshal Deardon Arch Johnson Bob Flores Dr B L Tims Marvin Smith and Don Campbell. New directors include Walter Brown Joe Harrison.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Scottsdale Lions Club
Marshal Deardon
Arch Johnson
Bob Flores
B. L. Tims
Marvin Smith
Don Campbell
Walter Brown
Joe Harrison
Don Goley
Mac
Quotations on Marriage and Life by Noted Figures
A collage of famous lines on marriage and single life. From Ibsen to Shaw to Penn, the excerpts explore vows, love, and the fate of the bachelor, ending with Con greave and Congreve musings on happiness and heaven.
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