Agnew attacks press. editorial voices cautious response
An editorial defends the independence of the press against Vice President Agnew’s charges of liberal manipulation by major newspapers and networks. It cautions against conspiratorial claims while urging scrutiny of giant newspaper chains and advocating that Agnew read Senate hearings for context.
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Nixon aides eye Soviet help to end Vietnam war
Allen Goldsmith reports that President Nixon and top advisers still hope Moscow can press Hanoi toward peace. Public remarks by Secretary of State Rogers and Senator Gore show cautious mood. Moscow influence seen in cutting North Vietnamese supplies via the Ho Chi Minh trail and Helsinki arms talks as part of broader U S Soviet contacts.
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Nikolai Podgorny
Soviet’’ Union
Podorny
Kremlin Palace
Activities for the seniors in Scottsdale
Scottsdale schedules events for older citizens, emphasizing social and active needs. The piece notes seniors are often self sufficient but some are lonely or lack family, urging continued support and programs alongside youth services.
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Scottsdale
Lindsay Delays Party Switch Amid GOP Backing
Mayor John V. Lindsay remains nominally a Republican after urging from former Dewey and Eisenhower campaign manager Herbert Ball Brownell and liberal Republican allies. The move, seen as likely through 1970, could shift if Nelson Rockefeller runs for governor, while a separate scene shows a Senate clash over tax reform that could affect the Southern Regional Council's voter registration efforts.
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John V. Lindsay
New York
Herbert Ball Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Lindsay
Democratic Party
Brownell
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Manhattan
Rowland
Robert Evans Novak
Dovernor
Nelson Rockefeller
Arthur Goldberg
Senate Finance Committee
Southern
Regional Council
House
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Beard wearing teacher and armband protest stir Coronado letters
Public letters discuss a Coronado teacher with a beard and armband opinions amid a debate on teachers as public servants and a Vietnam War moratorium. The writer defends Larry Bell and criticizes armband clashes at Saguaro High, citing student protests and local reaction.
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WM Reeves Everncewe
Vietnam
Saguaro High
Saguaro
James.s
BALOG
Saguaro Teen Democrats
Attitude Key To Healing After Eye Surgery Says Doctor
Dr. Graham Clark of St Luke's Hospital Center reports in the Journal of Religion and Health that patient mindset greatly affects recovery from retinal detachment operations. His study shows high acceptance correlates with faster healing, while rejection delays return to health.
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St. Luke’s Hospital Center
New York
Clark
Scottsdale Progress masthead and subscription rates
The page lists staff roles including managing editor Jerry McElfresh and assistant publisher Doc Wright. It shows subscription rates for various durations and mentions an army out of state carrier route with Mall In. Also notes dates and publication details for November 25, 1969.
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