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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1968
Page
2
The Las Vegas Sun notes a rise in seismic activity after underground nuclear blasts and questions the long term effects on sub surface geology. It urges public answers from the AEC and calls for responsible research while opposing an immediate halt to testing.
In a era of currency pressures from foreign speculators, the United States weighs France's monetary crisis. The piece argues the free world must push international monetary cooperation, offering aid to France in exchange for guaranteed economic collaboration among NATO members.
Senate records from 1952 detail Aristotle Onassis and relatives shaping a Panamanian firm United States Petroleum Carriers to acquire four surplus World War II tankers. The probe, led by McClellan, charged several individuals under maritime sale laws. Onassis settled later with a $7 million payment.
Review of Oren Arnold's Young People's Arizona from Naylor Co a 128 page volume priced 3.95 The piece highlights Arnold's dual aim for new readers and libraries tracing Arizona’s early life and the five historical actors the author frames The review notes omissions such as Hoover Dam play areas and suggests the volume may aid fourth grade Arizona history units with its final chapter legends and optional further readings.
The Chicago area businessman William H. Rentschler helped Nixon secure Illinois with 60 of 58 delegate votes, delivering a pivotal bloc at the Miami Beach convention. Rentschler, a GOP insider and former Daily Princetonian editor, praised Nixon's steadiness and strategic stance on Vietnam.
The article recalls the 1925 Dayton Tennessee spectacle around William Jennings Bryan and Darrow, noting the U S Supreme Court ruling that public schools cannot require prayers for any sect. It emphasizes equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment and that Arkansas must allow state supplied textbooks without violating state law.
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