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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1969

Page

2

Editorial on Scottsdale hospital ownership dispute

The Southern Baptist Convention seeks control of the Scottsdale hospital amid conflict with the current board over investments and finances. Community leaders urge local management, led by Dr. A. E. Carpenter, to run the facility for public good, with possible city involvement or offers from St. Luke's Phoenix or Good Samaritan. An outside proprietary group is viewed unfavorably.

Southern Baptist Convention Scottsdale Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Phoenix Scottsdale Good Samaritan Eastern A. E. Carpenter Ben Carpenter

First Day Observations Shape Student Diagnoses

A teacher notes which students are working under pressure on the first day of school. Early observations begin forming a diagnosis basis to guide future teaching as days progress and refine the approach.

Avere

What is a teacher and how has teaching changed over time

The article defines the modern teacher as focusing on diagnosing teaching evaluating and reporting. It describes diagnosing as observing testing and analyzing a student’s abilities and needs. Teaching requires guiding persuading encouraging and using varied tools. Evaluation is continuous and reporting tracks progress to students and parents.

Bess Carol

Green proposes presidential power to deploy troops without prior Congress approval

Oregon Congresswoman Edith Green urges a plan allowing the President to send volunteer troops for 180 days and draftees for 90 days without congressional consent. After 90 days Congress must pass a resolution or declare war, or withdraw draftees. if no war is declared within 180 days all troops leave. The proposal aims for quick action in emergencies while keeping Congress accountable.

Vietnam Oregon Edith Green Rep. Green Congress Green

Rising Arab Terrorism Threatens Israel and Its Arab Citizens

Evans Novak notes growing Arab terrorism and sabotage threaten Israel and Arab citizens within Israel. He warns time is running out for a settlement and reports Defense Minister Dayan may impose harsher tactics, including punitive actions against Arabs failing to report threats.

Jerusalem Israel West Bank Jordan Evans Novak Moshe Dayan

The Mailbag Letter on Teacher Conduct and School Dress

A reader questions teachers exercising individual rights over dress and behavior. He cites beards and casual shirts, notes teachers picketing, and recalls seeing Coronado teacher Larry Bell wearing a black armband at a football game, expressing embarrassment and tax frustration.

Larry Bell Coronado

Scottsdale School District Bond Debate Prompts Budget Cuts

Readers urge editorial action to pressure administration to fund the expanded industrial arts home education special education and arts programs from the May bond. They request the newspaper use influence or a referendum if needed to ensure programs are implemented despite budget constraints.

Scottsdale Citizens Committee

There Is Only One Max Conrad Aerial Pioneer of Note

New York profile extols Max Conrad as a premier aviator, comparing him with Lindbergh and Earhart. At 67, he has flown solo across the Atlantic 138 times and the Pacific 34 times, and plans a world circumnavigation via the poles in a Piper Aztec named The St Louis Woman. He founded Flying Grandfather Unlimited to inspire youth, promote God and country, fund aviation and space education, and aid community leaders in aviation progress.

Dayan Occupied Territories Jordan River East Bank Jordan West Bank Israel Gaza Egypt New York Max Conrad Max Conrad Considine Lindbergh Wiley Post Amelia Earhart Richard Byrd Clarence Chamberlain Fish Hassell Pacific Ocean Atlantic Lindbéergit St. Louis Paris Winona Minn Poles Williamsport Flying Grandfather Unlimited

Scottsdale Progress details and contact information

The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August by Scottsdale Publishing Company at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Office staff includes Marshall Editor Jonathan and Publisher Jerry McElfresh with Managing Editor W B Dec Wright and Assistant Publisher. Subscription rates list 30 cents a week 1 30 a month by mail rates 1 80 15 60 and 18 20 yearly. Volume 18 number 227 dated November 24 1969.

Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale ‘Publishing Company Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz Progress

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