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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1975
Page
3
The article discusses turning off seventh and eighth graders from learning and the struggles of teachers. It weighs middle schools as a solution offering flexible scheduling and tailored curricula against concerns of cost and change. It notes national averages and local urgency.
The piece cites George W. Ball warning that a NYC default would be seen by communists as a sign of American capitalism's weakness and as vindication of Marx's theory. It questions domino theories and notes uncertain repercussions while arguing that defaults are not a straightforward path to political change.
Column argues Jimmy Carter has a strong path to defeating George Wallace in the March 9 Florida Democratic primary. Carter’s extensive campaigning, weak opposition, and shared regional ties with north Florida voters boost his bid, with a straw vote and statewide ballot rules favoring him.
Harriet Van Horne laments the retirement of Justice William O. Douglas, aged and frail after a stroke, criticizing televised coverage of his decline while praising his long career, dissents, and lasting impact on civil rights and legal thought.
A satirical exchange mocks leadership doubt and media bias, with joking threats of CIA plots and a fantasy revival of a president’s power. The dialogue targets congressional paralysis and public cynicism while debating wartime bravado and political manipulation.
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