Editorial page warns history may repeat itself in Germany
The piece contrasts Germany’s peaceful postwar democracy with rising neo Nazi gains in Baden Württemberg. It cites NPD votes at 9.8 percent, warns leaders and publics, notes Adolph von Thadden calls for borders expansion and amnesty for war criminals, and stresses Germany’s valuable global role amid concern over recent shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
National Democratic Party
NPD
Wurtemberg-Baden
Adolph von Thadden
Austria
Sudeten Area
Poland
South Tyrol
NATO
U.S.A
Scottsdale Community Players Near Real Theater Build
After 16 years the Scottsdale Community Players prepare a real theater. The group started in 1952 using Scottsdale High School stage and in 1956 expanded to Stagebrush Theater. Funds remain to finish furnishing and they sell patron ticket books to raise money.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Father
Stagebrush
Ian
Atlantic alliance push endorsed by top presidential candidates
Five leading candidates including Humphrey Kennedy McCarthy Nixon and Rockefeller back a plan to convene a NATO based Atlantic conference. The aim is a political and economic union expanding NATO to strengthen the free world with a citizen delegation from each member nation and potential inclusion of other NATO states even if France declines. The move follows earlier efforts and rests on three main reasons: building political economic ties, avoiding immobilization by de Gaulle, and renewing American diplomacy beyond postwar formulas.
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Washington
Humphrey
Kennedy
Mc*Carthy
Nixon
Rockefeller
Drummond
United States
North Atlantic
NATO
Free World
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Truman
Barry Goldwater
Romney
William Scranton
Edward Teller
Arthur Burns
Matthew Ridgeway
P. F. Brundage
McCarthy
Ae Senate
Paul Findley
R-Ill
House
Congress
U.S
France
Paris
Elmo Roper
Europe
Atlantic ‘Alliance
Britain
West Germany
Italy
de Gaulle
Students urge reforms for schools overhauling schedules
Coronado High senior Loretta Lindberg argues for shorter class time and greater student control. She calls for trial teaching periods, student grading of teachers, and individualized counseling to boost engagement and reduce dropouts.
Humphrey Refuses Endorsement Sparks Political Debate
In a political science class and on television, Vice President Humphrey faced questions about presidential endorsement after Johnson’s renunciation. Analysts note no endorsement was sought or expected, predicting it would have sparked voter backlash and harmed credibility. Roosevelt’s Georgia bid in 1938 is cited as a cautionary precedent.
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Johnson
Hubert McGill
A. Humphrey
Humphrey
City figures and names mix in fractured clippings
Garbled notes cite Mayor Daley and two sons, Rep Dani Rostenkowski, Dr Frank Stanton, and CBS figures amid stray mentions of Purcell Oklahoma City and Los Angeles, plus a California oil firm paying 2 460 000 for a bride and a park project. The fragmentary text links education enrollment growth in Atlanta and other misaligned snippets.
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Daley
Rep
Dani Rostenkowski
D-I
Frank Stanton
CBS
Chicago Sun- Times
McCullough: Oil Corp. of
California
New ‘York
Post
Universities face possible break with IDA over SDS demands
Washington reports the push by Columbia and other university leaders and SDS affiliates to sever or reshape ties with the Institute for Defense Analyses. University presidents would lose control over IDA projects in defense research, while students seek to curb ROTC and endowment investments in war-related firms.
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Washington
Institute For Defense Analyses
IDA
Columbia University
Students To Democratic—Society
Columbia
Fornia
Michigan
Stanford
Princeton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Grayson Kirk
Collumbia
University of Chicago
SDS
Defense Department
Mark Rudd
Kirk
Reserve Officer
ROTC
Army
Navy
Air Force
Campaifni
Peace quotes from past leaders in New York column
The piece surveys famous peace lines from Neville Chamberlain Churchill and Roosevelt, noting how leaders framed peace after Munich and in Arlington. It contrasts hopeful and dour views, citing Petrarch Jefferson and Bartlett references, and ends with a line about North Vietnam’s Xiuan Thuy opening current talks.
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New York
Paris
Neville
Chamberlain
Munich
England
Winston Churchill
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Freedom and Union Magazine
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Georgia
Walter George
Roosevelt
Sen. George
Sen
George
Purcell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Los’ Angeles
Citizen-News
Atlanta
Constitution
Evans
Tenn Ennai Ernest
Chicago
Cali
Dr. Kirk
Novak
Bob Considine
Considine
Tiis
Franklin “D
George C.* Marshall
Amfterican
Fdr
Arlington National Cemetery
Gen. Marshall
Petrarch
Thomas
Bartlett
Department of the Arm
Xuan’ ‘Thuy
Jerry McElfresh
Jonathan, ‘Marshall
W.B . “Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing
Ombany
Ball
Park Plaza
Ariz
Scottsdale, Ariz
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