The Intermediate School Concept and Its Educational Value
The article argues that 12 to 16 year olds differ from younger children and older adolescents, requiring flexible, individualized programs. It emphasizes belonging, self-determination, and specialist instruction, with enrollment targets of 600 to 1,000 per center to support diverse studies and facilities.
China Watchers Gauge Shifting Power in Maoist China
Hong Kong based China Watchers analyze a power struggle aging Mao group versus the rising youth in China. They note dissent among students and the shift of attention from traditional moderates as Red Guards confederates and dissidents emerge. Edgar Snow is cited regarding government concern over disaffection.
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Kennedy assassination rumors spark conspiracy debate
Washington editorials note pernicious speculation about President Kennedy's death. The piece argues no credible evidence of a plot or cover up exists beyond Warren Commission findings, citing sources and experts, and urges careful handling of any new facts without turning the tragedy into a witch hunt.
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Editor's Mailbag on Water Rates and Williams
A Scottsdale reader argues Phoenix water rates are higher for out of town residents and blames Jack Williams for the annexation process that extended pipes and used bond money. The letter asserts Scottsdale pays about 50 percent more for Phoenix water and urges opposition to Williams and high rates.
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Letter to editor argues on supermarket costs and labor impact
A reader defends rising prices and supermarket profits, contending open costs exceed 850 000 and most markets net about 1 percent. He blames labor costs and labor rates for higher consumer prices, noting some Phoenix stores avoid promotions yet stay profitable.
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The Beautiful Green Valley Club Feud
A quirky tale set in the Beautiful Green Valley where a feud erupts over who may join a club. Terribly Badguys clash with Goodguys and their Psnaxtls while the Clup and others navigate threats and strange peppered banter. The narrative hints at the Badguys’ eventual triumph and delivery system reveal.
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Incumbents Clash in Section Below Redistricting Wave
Washington UPI reports a slim number of incumbent House members facing reelection amid district changes. Only two incumbents must run against each other Tuesday as three earlier party lines produced a 523 Democratic landslide year and GOP majorities of 55.
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