Editorial on campus killings and the need for nonviolent solutions
The piece cites Kent State Jackson State and Augusta deaths by National Guard and police, condemns extremism, urges leaders to open lines of communication, avoid suppressive action, and seeks nonviolent protest amid rising tensions and protests nationwide. It emphasizes the urgency to prevent further violence and preserve order.
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Kent State University
Ohio
National Guard
Jackson State College
Mississippi
Augusta
Washington
Valley youths seek summer work in Scottsdale ads
Next week many Valley youths finish school and look for jobs. Scottsdale Daily Progress offers free jobs wanted ads for local youngsters, running again tomorrow, Saturday, and next week. If you have work available, check the classifieds to help bridge the generation gap and provide positive experience.
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Valley
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Letters Endorse Nixon Cambodia Stand and Media Critique
A reader from Baltimore supports President Nixon’s Cambodia action and urges strong anti communism at home. The letter argues for decisive leadership, criticizes negative news coverage, and appeals to Congress to back the effort to contain communism locally and abroad. It notes Marine Corps perspective and a call to inform officials.
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Congress
Nixon
Indo- China
Vietnam
Cambodia
United States
Supreme Court
Walter F. McDonald
Baltimore, Md
Marine Corps
Citizens debate leadership and democracy in Valley column
A reader letter contrasts taxpayer costs of higher education with personal sacrifice, calls for disciplined leadership, and critiques current political values. Mary Ellen Coker and Ed Kotlarek sign the comments from Scottsdale Today, urging responsibility and robust civic duty.
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Hoppe
Pat
Burrs
Mary Ellen Coker
Scottsdale
Berkeley Students Embrace Peaceful Change Amid Turbulence
In Berkeley a group of non militant students describes a shift toward constructive aims like ending the war poverty and racism. They seek mutual respect and a new social approach while militants threaten confrontations and demand funding.
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Berkeley
Nixon Skips Bases in Cambodia Policy Draws Senate Criticism
Nixon faced sharp Senate blowback after announcing Cambodia action without private briefing. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield openly urges anti-war moves while Republican Scott concedes amendments but faced White House dismissal. Stennis cites consultation lapse as fueling restive mood in Armed Services panel.
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Washington
U.S
Cambodia
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Dove
Hugh Scott
Paz
Scott
White House
Parrot’s Beak
Sen
John.c. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Chinese laundry may come back in revolution era
An edgy column imagines a revival of the Chinese laundry amidst social upheaval. It satire notes do it yourself fashion and revolutionary fervor pushing people to rediscover ironed shirts, starch, and a clean linen standard. It plays on class and cultural image with witty critique.
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