Nixon speech lays groundwork for Vietnam peace talks
Editorial notes Nixon finally outlines a five point plan signaling nonmilitary solution, South Vietnamese self determination, mutual withdrawal, cease fire, and Geneva supervised elections. It aims to bridge credibility gaps, spur negotiations, and advance bargaining despite no immediate peace. The piece cautions war may continue with continued loss of life.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Johnson
Good news as voters back school bond seek in Tuesday election
Citizens supported the school bond proposal with a large vote and wide margin. Credit goes to David Baker and the citizens committee, the election committee led by Joe Strickler, students, parents, and the school board. Superintendent E G Burnkrant is praised for clear, direct leadership and earning public trust. Taxpayers recognize future needs and endorse excellence for district schools.
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David Baker
Citizens Committee
Howard Ryan
Joe Strickler
G. Burnkrant
TV Crime and Violence Study Planned by Dr Rubinstein
A psychologist Dr Efi A Rubinstein leads a planned National Institute of Mental Health study on TV and youth, assembling about a dozen experts to assess television's impact. Senator Pastore supports the inquiry to avoid direct regulation, with networks and associations contributing nominees. Meanwhile the motion picture industry expands voluntary ratings as part of self regulation.
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Efi A. Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Behavioral Sciences
National Institute of Mental Health
Robert_H._ Finch
Secretary of Health, “Education, and Welfare
Namies
Surgeon Generale-Scentic Aho
American’ ,Psychological Association
American Psychiatric Association
American - Sociological “Anthropological “Association
Rubin- Stein
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Senate Communications Subcommittee
Pastore
Ie Inquiry
Mailbag over coaching contract rights and district tensions
The letter argues coaches under Dr Burnkrant face improper threats and hints at punitive action by sending coaches to elementary schools. It notes high and elementary district roles, affirms coaches are classroom teachers with contracts, and contends elementary positions are not lesser, urging accountability and respect for educators' status.
Stop athletics in Scottsdale High program
Paul R Gonnerman geography teacher at Scottsdale High calls for a temporary suspension of the varsity athletics program starting September 1969. He argues district cannot afford expanded programs and suggests cutting coaching salaries buses security custodial costs equipment electricity and referee fees to save money.
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Scottsdale
Paul R, Gonnerman
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Chamber Moves to Permanent Scottsdale Rd Location
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce relocates to the Western Savings building at 335 Scottsdale Rd. An auto body shop was destroyed by a fire sparked by an explosion on the premises, with damage to an adjoining building. Vending machines added at the post office speed service. three and four cent stamps available. Scottsdale High graduate Stephen Sargent earns Arizona State scholarship for engineering at ASU.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Auto
Scottsdale Post Office
Stephen’Sargent
Arizona
Sargent
ASU
Morning birthday curse unseen killer hovers over Grabwell Grommet
Grabwell Grommet wakes on his 42nd birthday to a warning in fiery sky letters that someone is trying to kill him He dismisses the omen persists with his routine choosing not to report it The decades-long pattern of routine continues until death at age 53 from natural and long term health issues rather than murder
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Grabwell
Grommet
Grabwell Grommet
Controversial coed defends radicals in letter to editor
Carol Duncan of San Antonio 18 argues for a reformist radical group within a national context. She criticizes society’s devalued ideals while praising intellectual dissent and individual responsibility. She contrasts militant tactics with peaceful expression and questions J Edgar Hoover stepping down.
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New
York
Carol Duncan
San. Antonio
Tex
Scottsdale Progress publication details and pricing
Scottsdale Progress publishes Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August. The Scottdale Daily Progress operates from Scottsdale, Arizona with office at 302 Ball Park Plaza. Subscription rates are listed for various terms ending May 15, 1969.
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Scottadale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale
Ariz
the Progress
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