Why The University Needs More Space In Arizona
The Arizona higher education system must expand to serve a growing population. The University of Arizona faces severe shortages in classrooms laboratories offices and food service space with current facilities far below normal levels. Delays in funding and land acquisition will raise costs and hinder instruction across all major divisions.
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Arizona
University of Arizona, Arizona State
Tempe
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
Tucson
Kremlin Celebrates Castro as Proof of Communist Triumph
The piece argues Khrushchev uses Fidel Castro as a symbol of Western Hemisphere aggression and a Soviet victory. It notes Castro’s Moscow May Day presence, the U S boycott by Kohler staff, and U S frustration over Laos and Cuba policies amid ongoing cold war tensions.
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Kremlin
Caribbean
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev and Company
Western Hemisphere
State Department
U. S
Foy D. Kohler
Alliance For Progress
Averell Harriman
Laos
Harriman
Southeast Asia
Powell and Roosevelt Grab House OK for Geneva Trip
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and Rep. Jimmy Roosevelt win House rules approval for a May 26 to June 15 junket to Europe for the International Labour Organization meeting in Geneva. Powell’s attendance record and travel to Puerto Rico are noted as background to the voyage.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Roosevelt
Powell
Clarence Brown
Ohio Republican
Puerto Rico
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Powell Gains OK On Rules Panel Trip To Europe
Rep. Powell secures approval for a Rules Committee trip to Europe. The article notes Freeman pushes a feed grain bill and a wheat referendum amid fierce Farm Bureau opposition and rumors of influence with grain elevator interests. It also mentions Webster County Farm Bureau seeking probes into affiliations with the John Birch Society. It ends with Joseph Palmer Jr. named U.S. ambassador to Nigeria, to lead former Exeter headmaster William Saltonstall.
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Orville Freeman
Freeman
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American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
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Guide Rock
Neb
John Birch Society
American Medical Association
United States
William Saltonstall
Phillips Exeter Academy
Nigeria
Peace Corps
Joseph Palmer Jr
U.S
Exeter
Paris as a goal in wartime orders and purposefulness
Bill Vaughan reflects on why servicemen sought Paris during war, noting the need to justify orders with practical reasons. He questions the emphasis on purpose and suggests the urge to go to Paris was often simply because it existed, highlighting the tension between desire and bureaucratic justification.
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Paris
Motivation Now Rules Our Lives
A reflective piece argues that motivation dominates modern behavior and all activities must have purpose. It contrasts the old idea that “a mountain gets climbed because it is there” with a trend toward measurable, purposeful actions in fitness and daily life.
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Paris
Romney Debut Gains Warm Reception Among Washington GOP
Ralph McGill notes Romney’s Washington debut draws 300 plus businessmen at a private GOP reception and favorable reception at a Goldwater dinner. Eisenhower may back Romney, while Rockefeller’s maverick stance unsettles regulars and Goldwater’s Dixie appeal worries East and West factions. Nixon’s 1960 loss adds to uncertainty about a 1964 bid.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gov
Romney
Gettysburg
Nelson Rockefeller
Len Hall
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Dixie
Richard Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
Romney Debut Impresses GOP Elites In Washington
The piece notes Romney and Rockefeller as distinct figures in the GOP, Romney a Mormon loner with ideas and conviction, Rockefeller courting minority interests and independent voters. It describes party dynamics, Dixie opposition, and early reception by big donors and Washington elites.
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Goldwater
Nixon
Romney
Michigan
Gov
Mississippi
Alabama
U.S
Kennedy
Washington
Gov. Romney
Editor's Mailbag discusses school issues and reforms
Mary Wagner voices criticism of public and parochial schooling, taxes, and bond votes. She cites Scottsdale School District innovations such as substitute-teacher hotlines and the Type A lunch program, urging prudent spending and more classrooms with trained teachers.
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Mary Wagner
Question Raised Sir Prompts Protest Over McDowell Lunch Claim
On May 2 a Scottsdale panel discussion allowed questions but not rebuttals about federal aid. A reader protests Edwin S. McDowell saying he is too young to be a father of high school students and notes McDowell claimed Nicholas Fitch abandoned the federal school lunch program. Fitch led Mesa and later Phoenix Union food services, not abandoning the program.
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Phoenix Union
Scottsdale
PUHS
Edwin S. McDowell
McDowell
Nicholas Fitch
Phoenix Union High School
Fitch
Mesa
Lawmakers Clash Over DC School Discipline Proposal
Washington Rep. William Fitts Ryan opposes a House bill permitting corporal punishment in District of Columbia schools. He says students need guidance and loving care. In Richmond Virginia, Commerce official Roosevelt Jr. weighs in on Goldwater’s presidential bid and Senate prospects.
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William Fitts Ryan
D-N.y
House
District of Columbia
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