Symphony Strikes Signal Financial Strain for Major Orchestras
Editorial notes growing cost and wage pressures on American symphonies led by long strikes in Philadelphia Los Angeles and Indianapolis. Only Indianapolis has started its season. Ford Foundation funds target matching gifts, with Phoenix Symphony highlighted as a model and urged statewide public backing to build a premier American orchestra.
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Petition by Soviet writers on freedom meets silence
A 63 writer petition to the Kremlin urging release of jailed Russian authors Smyavesky and Daniel, sent last March, was suppressed and ignored. Lidiya Chukovskaya argued for literary freedom and trial by court of literature, but nine months later the two writers remain in penal servitude.
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The Ear Listening Boy Sends Privacy Debate Back Home
An eight year old buys a Big Far device for 12.95 and listens from 200 feet. The piece argues privacy rights outweigh curiosity and urges stiff laws to curb eavesdropping and protect personal conversations.
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Johnson weighs tax hike as 1967 plans loom
President Johnson faces a looming decision on taxes with less than two weeks to act. Treasury aides resist early recommendations, citing a fragile economy and potential political backlash. Forecasts on business spending and Vietnam costs await clarity to shape any across the board or selective tax increase.
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Equitable view on right to work and union bargaining
Reid M Cameron argues that repeal of Section 14b is needed to balance union power and management protections. He advocates federal regulation of bargaining procedures to ensure fair wages, working conditions, and a stable economy across states with and without right to work laws. Scottsdale resident 6421 E Corrine Dr.
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Bishops urge open housing and dialogue to fight prejudice
In a unanimous National Conference of Roman Catholic Bishops statement Ralph McGill notes the need to move beyond slogans. The bishops endorse open housing with equal opportunity and urge dialogue about race and poverty, stressing real estate groups should foster reasoned discussion to address discrimination and aid the truly poor.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Intends to Withhold Addresses on Request
The Scottsdale Daily Progress notes it will carry names and addresses but withhold the address when requested by subjects or officials. The policy aims to protect privacy while publishing essential identifiers aligned with local norms and reader interest.
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Two Views on Money from Barry Goldwater Speech
Barry Goldwater argues in a Senate style open letter that government cannot create wealth and must take from individuals and producers. He contrasts liberal views of welfare with the view that wealth comes from people and private enterprise, urging lawmakers to consider the cost of public spending.
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Scottsdale Progress announces Wright as assistant publisher
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reports W B Doc Wright designated assistant publisher in a 1966 notice. The announcement appears in the Monday through Friday edition on page 4 dated November 30 1966 and references the Newspapers Association and internal staff changes at 12 Fable Lane.
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