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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1969

Page

2

Continuation program proposed for school discipline

Scottsdale superintendent H G Burnkrant proposes a continuation program to handle minor offenses away from the high schools. Offenders would receive guidance and education in separate classes to reduce prestige of misconduct and help at risk students become good citizens. The plan aims to rehabilitate rather than suspend or expel, costing more but potentially improving outcomes.

Scottsdale H. G. Burnkrant

Phoenix Mayor Graham under fire over travel spending

Critics fault Milt Graham for spending about 34000 on travel in five years arguing it shows misspending. Supporters say Phoenix gained about 15 million in federal funds from his trips aiding parks drains and minority programs, and his leadership benefits the city despite a 6009 salary.

Phoenix Milt’ Graham Graham Us. Co

SDS Plot for Revolution Exposed by Propaganda Manuals

Washington reports reveal SDS materials widely circulated in colleges and plants. Documents outline violent, non negotiable demands, disruption tactics, and a Work In drive linking students with factory proseltyting, including guides to sabotage and incendiaries.

Washington Revolutionary Students For A Democratic Society U.S SDS

Lottery and Luck Shape Draft Debate in Nixon Era

A satirical critique questions the fairness of a lottery based draft system and compares it to historic battles. It cites Napolean, Hitler, John Wayne, and Tuesday Weld to illustrate luck's role in victory while warning against treating draft by lottery as a fatal shift in American power. It also references Viet Cong invasion fears and the futility of relying on luck.

SDS U.S Communist Party Peking Progressi Party Workers . Party Proletariat Black Revolutionary Black Panthers Napoleon Waterloo Hitler Stalingrad John’ Wayne Iwo; Jima Lee Shirley Whittaker John Wayne K.C White House Mr. Nixon Vietnam

Louisiana High School burglarizes ceremony in disordered notes

A garbled item mentions a Louisiana high school burglarizing a ceremony, plus scattered references to Rutgers University opening a four point five million dollar college center with ribbon cutting. It also jumbles names, places, and political commentary about Vietnam era draft policy and public figures.

Rutgers. University College Center Harrisburg. ‘News Patriot

Psychiatric convention headlines stun Miami Beach crowd

The American Psychiatric Panel in Miami Beach drew delegates with talk topics like adultery guilt, sex and the pill, heart transplant effects, and motorcyclist bravado. Speakers Dr Leon Salzman Dr Francis du Kane and Dr Armand Nichols Jr highlighted shifts in attitudes toward infidelity medicine and mental health. The Blaiberg couple sparked debate on transplant life aftercare and public perception.

Virginia Ally Payette Miami Beach Florida Leon Salzman Georgetown University Medical School Donald T. Lunde Stanford Medical Center Stafford Africa Philip’ Blaiberg London Blaibergs

Pompidou Emerges as Gaullist Successor Candidate

French journalist Pierre Galante argues Georges Pompidou, Massif Central origin, is De Gaulle’s likely successor if elections occur soon. He portrays Pompidou as a skilled mover of masses, a former Latin teacher turned premier, with strong will and sharp bite.

New York Pierre Galante Random. . House Charles de Gaulle Georges Pompidou Massif Central Considene Pierre Laval Edouard Herriot de Gaulle Pompidou Vallon-Capitani Elysee Palace Malraux

Scottsdale Daily Progress publication and contact details

The Progress is published by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Artz 85252. Office hours include Monday through Saturday evenings September May and Monday through Friday August. Subscription rates listed and disclaimer about unsolicited articles.

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