Scottsdale Missed Attendance at State Negotiation Conference
Progress editorial notes the Arizona Education Association’s day long conference on professional negotiation drew attendees from districts statewide but Scottsdale was under represented. Superintendent John Tanner attended only afternoon sessions and no other administrators or board members showed up despite invitations and local involvement. The piece urges better district participation to improve future salary and contract negotiations.
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Scottsdale
John Tanner
Arizona
George Brain
College of Education
Washington State University
Donald Conrad
National Education Association
Scottsdale Ednecation Association
Tanner
NPD
Bundeswehr
Army
Defense Ministry
Schleswig - Holstein
Germany
Washington
London
Paris
Government order raises airline bump penalties to 200 dollars
The new government rule increases compensation for bumped passengers from 50 to 200 dollars, aiming to curb overbooking and improve service. Observers call for further actions to hold airlines accountable for lost luggage and heightened passenger protections.
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Uncle Sam
German fears of foreign hostility fuel nationalist risk
Robert Novak profiles growing German anxiety over perceived Western anti Germany propaganda and isolation. Prominent figures including Baron von Guttenberg and Franz Josef Strauss warn that hostile foreign reactions and postwar economic woes could push voters toward stronger nationalist currents and the NPD, reshaping Germany’s political future.
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Coms
U.S
Rational Democratic Party
INEPD
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Bundestag
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The
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Strauss
Headlines mockery mix in Democratic jabs at Hlinvis Sen
The piece notes Democrats mock Hlinvis Sen and Dirksen with jibes about hair and polish while highlighting Romney and Kennedy polling near Johnson. It commentary on political pressure on the President and the sense of being boxed in.
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Dirksen
George Romney
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Philadelphia Mayor Primary Mirrors Democratic Split
In Philadelphia the Democratic mayoralty primary pits City Controller Alexander Hemphill against incumbent Mayor James Tate as the party divisions widen after a Smith-Tate feud. Analysts warn that a Hemphill loss could signal trouble for President Johnson, with Arlen Specter looming for November.
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James Tate
William J
Billy) Green
Green
Smith
Tate
State
Michael A. Musmanno
U.S. Senate
Genevieve Blatt
Robert Casey
Milton Shapp
Smith ‘Tate
Boss Smith
Mayor Tate
Hemphill
Arlen Specter
Scottsdale merchants clash over Fennell rezoning plan
George F Anast of Scottsdale protests coverage of his city council remarks supporting Mike Fennell's rezoning. He argues planners and Master Plan advocates favor positive development while downtown merchants push back, warning of autocracy and divisive actions.
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Mike” Fennell
City Beautification Commission
Fennell
the Birds
George F
ANAST
Old Scottsdale Rd
Readers Letters Policy Highlights at Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites reader letters and sets a 400 word limit. Letters must include name and address, though the address may be withheld upon request. The note outlines submission guidelines and editorial practices for public correspondence.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Wallace and Carmichael see education in campus confrontations
Ralph McGill Wallace and Stokely Carmichael lecture on campuses using sharp rhetoric to anger opponents and energize supporters. Both aim to educate through controversy, drawing protests, media attention, and money, while SDS and New Left figures echo in the scene amid campus upheavals.
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George Wallace
Stokely Carmichael
McGill
Our Man Hoppe Letters From Vietnam Soldier's Drive To Help Orphans
Lt. Karl J Phaler serving on a patrol boat in the Mekong Delta describes a VC village attack and a nine year old girl who smiles through surgery. He and Commander Joe O Malley raise private funds to build the first orphanage in Kien Giang Province, seeking donors in the United States for Project Radh Gia.
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Karl J. Phaler
Mekong Delta
Phaser
Kian Giang
Joe O'Malley
Navy
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DOCO
USOM
MACV
CRS
JGS
State Dept
America
Phaler
Coastal Group
San Francisco
O'Malley
Scottsdale District approves land for new high school
In a special election Scottsdale school district property owners approved the purchase of 36 acres at 44th Street and Indian School Road for a new high school by a 489 to 98 vote. Louis Bratzel named district commander of the VFW at a Mesa encampment. Mrs. Kenton I. Scott of Scottsdale named district president of the VFW Auxiliary.
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Scottsdale
44Th St
Indian School Rd
Louis Bratzel
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mesa
Kenton I. Scott
VFW
Scottsdale Daily Progress May 16 1967 page note
Scottsdale Daily Progress notices staff and address details for the publication dated May 16 1967. It lists editor Kerry McElfresh managing editor W B Doc Wright assistant publisher and office location 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 with telephone 047 7544.
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Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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