Open meetings urged as progress in school board policy
Editorial defends open government and criticizes past closed sessions. The Progress argues for public access to school board actions, recounting attempts to place openness on agendas, meetings with officials, and a shift to monthly open work sessions. It asserts the paper’s public-interest motive and cites past restraint in reporting sensitive matters.
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Robert Usdane
Sam Kitchell
Jonathan Marshall
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No Exit from Vietnam debated by Sir Robert Thompson
Sir Robert Thompson criticizes U S strategy in Vietnam while acknowledging some gains in Malaya. He argues the United States may need a long, low cost effort or a negotiated settlement, predicting three to five more years of conflict with a prolonged reconstruction phase.
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Robert Thompson
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Thompson
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Malaya
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Lucius Aemelius Paulus
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Hanoi
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Richard M Nixon
New Jersey
Democrats in despair over Lindsay pivot in 1972 race
Evans Novak analyzes how Democrats see hope in Mayor John V. Lindsay shifting party allegiance after losses in New Jersey and Virginia. The piece notes Lindsay's potential Chicago visit to back Edward Warman, the implications for Nixon's popularity, and calls out party decay, debt, and machine politics as signs of national malaise.
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Democratic Party
John V. Lindsay
Illinois
Lindsay
Edward Warman
Philip Crane
Chicago
North ‘Shore
Warman
Manhattan
Nixon
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Robert Meyner
Meyner
William Cahill
John Kenny
Hudson County
Cahill
Lost Wallet and Found Property Law Lessons
A legal tale contrasts finder and owner rights. A man pockets cash found with a neighbor's name and is convicted of theft, since he knew the owner. In another case a woman keeps a ring found in a hotel lobby after search fails, with the court honoring the finder against all but the true owner.
Perkins Defense of anti poverty program accused of self interest
Washington report accuses Rep. Carl Perkins of Kentucky of shielding the Office of Economic Opportunity from criticism to protect his district. It cites his large share of anti poverty funding, totaling over 72 million for Kentucky’s 7th district, and details pressure from Gov. Louie Nunn and others to hear dissenting testimony.
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Carl Perkins
D-Ky
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Perkins
Kentucky
Johnson
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ervenantt
Louie Nunn
Kenucky
Poverty fund distribution sparks debate on district allocations
The text compares anti poverty funding across districts noting Perkins district in rural areas received $294 per poor capita while neighboring six district had $53. It cites a pending multi billion CEO authorization bill, prior proposals by Perkins, and a graft scandal involving an OEO official.
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Kentucky
Nunn
Perkins
William Scherle
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House
Anne Ae
Fincinase
Roulsville
Te Apeat
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Ashland
U.S
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Anti-Poverty Agency
Donald Rumsfeld
Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details 1969
The Scottsdale Daily Progress editors and publishers are listed with office address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale AZ 85252 and phone 947-7544. Publication schedule varies by season and subscription rates are shown for local and interstate mail.
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