The Valley Cultural Boom Needs Public Support
Editorial argues that Phoenix area arts funding has risen but still lags behind needs. It urges Scottsdale and other suburbs to increase subsidies for the Symphony Museum Chamber Music Society Repertory Theater Zoo and related cultural groups to sustain growth and attract industry and education.
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Art Museum
Phoenix Symphony
Europe
Scottsdale
Symphony
Museum
Chamber Music Society
Repertory Theater
Zoo
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Heart attack danger to hunters urged by safety groups
Public safety notices warn that heart attacks may kill more hunters this season than gun accidents. A Minnesota Heart Assn study on seasoned hunters showed 11 percent could suffer fatal stress during deer drag. Start light exercise now and get a physician check if over 40.
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National Shooting Sports Foundation
Minnesota Heart Assn
Buckley Campaign Triggers Conservative Third Parties
The Buckley wave spurs conservative splits in Pennsylvania as moderates gain leverage in the Republican Party. MacFarland and Warden back third party efforts, while Scranton Republicans resist deep fringe moves. The pattern mirrors New York outcomes where moderates gained.
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Washington
William F. Buckley
New York
John V. Lindsay
Pennsylvania
Buckley
Republican — Party
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
John Birch Society
Conservative Party of
W. Henry MacFarland
Philadelphia
MacFarland
Harrisburg
James M. Waden
Citizens For Goldwater
White
Red China in UN Debate Signals Major Policy Shift
Roscoe Drummond argues the United States faces a turning point as the UN contemplates admitting Red China. He urges calm, warns against breaking up the UN, and calls for rethinking U.S. policy on membership, Taiwan representation, and a potential General Assembly invitation to Peking. He notes most UN members favor inclusion over exclusion and stresses testing Beijing’s interest before admitting it.
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McFarland
House UN - American Activities Committee
MacFarland
United States
National Renaissance Party
United Natins
Taiwan
Peking
General Assembly
China
Red China
TAQ
South Korea
Natens
Soviet Union
India
Etco
Peking Ieans
Slips and Hides Demand Spurs by Elks in New Mexico
Wombats of the region report Deer hides sought by Elks in Raton New Mexico as a range issue prompts local interest. A wardens defense centers on enforcing discipline amid unruly can activities.
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Raton
N.M
Slum Unrest and Joblessness Highlight Urban Tensions
A New York Social Workers report notes 7000 elevator operators in 1965 will lose jobs to automation and cites Watts Los Angeles as a flashpoint where riots drew international attention. It argues underlying causes persist, with housing and unemployment worsening slums and rural poverty, and calls for more effective coverage and action.
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New York
Watts
Los Angeles
Riots and Unemployment Raise National Tension
The piece argues anger fuels riots, while unemployment among Black youth ages 16 to 25 runs twice that of white peers and the poorest areas sit beside luxury. It criticizes opposition to training and poverty programs as wasteful and socialistic, urging recognition of deep national problems.
Wallace as a Food Plan Visionary Amid Hunger Crisis
The piece recalls Henry A. Wallace and his Ever Normal Granary concept guiding farm relief and surpluses, while noting his political missteps. It frames current Johnson administration talks on a broader Food for Peace plan as lacking Wallace’s bold, imaginative approach amid global hunger and dwindling U.S. surpluses.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Asia
United States
Roosevelt
Forts
Johnson
White House
Food and Agricultural Organization
Rome
Joseph
Confucius
Congress
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead and staff listing
The Scottsdale Daily Progress statement lists editor Jonathan Marshall, publisher Dan Byrne, managing editor T Frank Stewart and advertising director, along with publication details for Scottsdale Arizona. It notes the paper is published every afternoon except Sunday, with office address Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale and a registration for postal usage, dated November 30, 1965.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Pari Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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