Decade of truth in the 1970s warned by UPI analyst
UPI foreign analyst Phil Newsom argues the 1970s could become the decade of truth as world leaders seek to curb nuclear arsenals and advance peace. He notes patterns from past decades, warns of overpopulation, and urges reforms in aid, development, and global governance to avert crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI Foreig
Phil Newsom
U.S
PHI
Newsom
UPI
Helsinki
United States
Soviet Union
Fortress America
Hitler
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Sir
United Press International
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Red China
Community art and youth programs in Kiva Cocopah area
The Kiva Cocopah area reports on second grade art instruction via watercolor, wood sculpture, and upcoming fabric collages under the Fine Arts Committee led by Mrs. Stanford Perlman and Mrs. Philip Luckhardt. Patriotism projects include speeches, poems, and a Dope Stop program visit by Saguaro Students, with YMCA Girl Scout and Luther League youth activities noted. A Birmingham church bombing sculpture dedication in Phoenix and a Scottsdale parks league meeting are also mentioned along with National Youth Congress plans for Ascension Lutheran youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiva’ Fine Arts Committee
Stanford Perlman
Philip Luckhardt
Parent Assn
Luckhardt
Luther League of Ascension Lutheran Church
National Youth Congress
Los Ageles
John Halvorson
Doug Moore
Marianne Reitan
Jennifer Boelter
Karen Keeley
Jeanne Steuland
Peter Nelson
David Braaten
Pearl Braaten
How To Books Fail To Help The Average Reader
Column criticizes popular how to books written by experts and money makers. Dick West argues such titles mislead readers, citing Arnold Palmer and a new Ellen Peck work on teens. He suggests practical guides come from relatable, ordinary people who have faced common challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washington
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Waste reducing system revealed at Stanford
Gianni Siracusa described a 500 ton per day waste disposal unit to the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources and Conservation. The furnace reduces waste to one percent by volume and eight percent by weight, leaving sterile slag usable in paving or fill. The system can be operated by four men and avoids methane risks of landfills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
UPS
Assembly Committee On Natural Resources and Conservation
Gianni Siracusa
Sira
Cusa
Siracusa
Women complete nurses aide training at Mesa CC
Gloria Ramsey of Scottsdale is among 14 women to finish Mesa Community College the nurses aide training course. Certificates were awarded after a nine week program covering nutrition anatomy and physiology nursing ethics and basic nursing techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Ramsey
Scottsdale
Mesa Community College
Philippine units to quit Vietnam by December
Manila reports the Philippine armed forces chief says the 1500 man Civic Action Group is expected to complete its withdrawal from Vietnam by the third week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPI
Philippine Armed Forces
Philippine Civic Action Group
Vietnam
Spade Cooley dies after standing ovation at benefit show
Donnell Spade Cooley, famed King of Western Swing, collapsed during an intermission at a 72 hour Vacaville leave benefit in Alameda County. He was serving a life term for his wife Ella Mae Cooley’s murder, with his death following a long history of heart disease.
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Oakland
UPI
Donnell
Spade
Cooley
Alameda County
Vacaville
Oklahoma
Oregon
The
Southern Stars
Sons of the Pioneers
Roy Rogers
Ella-Mae-Evaris
Space
Hearings Set For Two Teens In Car Theft Ring
Steven Keeler aged 18 of 344 West 6th Street and Richard Beitman aged 18 of 5201 North 69th Place face hearings on auto theft and receiving stolen property charges. Beitman’s occurs December 1 at 3 PM in Scottsdale Justice Court. Keeler’s follows December 2 at 10 AM. Police report 13 auto thefts cleared. both free without bond awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Keeler
6Th St
Richard Beitman
Keeler
Beitman
Scottsdale Justice Court
Local Scottsdale Writer in Highlights For Children
Lucille J. Goodyear of Scottsdale authors the short story Montezuma's Gift in the December Highlights For Children magazine. She is a freelance writer with articles published in Good Housekeeping Pageant Catholic Digest Woman's Day and Better Homes and Gardens among other magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille J. Goodyear
Scottsdale
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Daily’ Progress
Decade of Truth
Moon
Robert $. McNamara
Defense
McNamara
Warsaw
Indonesia
Sukarno
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
Black Africa
Somalia
Africa
Middle East
United Nations
Thant
Bolivia
Venezuela
Chile
Kiva
Cocopah Area
Betty Reedy
Cocopah
Carlin Lang
Dee Ann Call
Stan Posey
John Rains
Greg Ryan
Pegey Pettit
Louis Christopher
Mary Beth Yockey
Richard "van Strander
Claudia ‘Schroeder
Randy Her‘tmanson
Stephan Larsen
Stephan Larsen, ‘Susie Knight, Brad Smith, Gary Carson
Robert Brooks
Kathie Selb
Robert “Tolone
Tom ‘Hentz
Michael Verbil
Pam “Mercier
Susan Hopkins
Claude ‘Romero
Ronald Garner
Tom DiLella
Shaun Gibbons
Mark ‘Tatum
Robert McCarver
Byron Burch
Mummy Mountain
Scottsdale City Hall
Kingman
McCarver
Payson
Pepsi Cola
Saguaro
Kiva School
John Henry Waddell
Birmingham
Unitarian Universalist Church
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Eldorado Park
76Th St
Jerry Dawson
P Dole
TVG
Safari
Corres Ours
Elena
Dingaling
Ellen Peck
Miss Peck
Nixon
White House
Shenandoah Valley
National Turkey Federation
Spade’ Cooley
For
Hear W. Jan Thomas
OUR Heritage Church
Granite Reef Rd
Robt. C. Girard
Richard A. Stratmann
Crestwood Chiropractic Center
Indian School Rd
N. Scottsdale Rd
Paradise Valley
N. Scottsdale’ Rd
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