Editorial endorses Baker for Scottsdale School Board
In tomorrow's Scottsdale School District election editors favor David Baker for the one vacancy, citing his bank leadership, bond-drive success, and district experience. Samuel Childs is a qualified second choice though seen as more effective outside board work. Neither of the two women candidates meets endorsement standards. The piece urges a vote tomorrow with Baker as first choice and Childs as second.
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Scottsdale
Sam Kitchell
Baker
The
Arizona Bank
Des Moines
Iowa
Samuel Childs
Budsman
Childs
Gloria Welch
Joan Schipper
Welch
PTA
Arizona
Miss Schipper
Camelback High
Arizona Education Association
Arizona school levy funds aim to back Chaparral High project
Voters face a decision on using 645000 of the 20 cent levy in a special fund for Chaparral High construction. Approval would free bond money for equipment later. defeat could delay the project due to rising costs. The notice urges a Yes vote.
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Lew
Arizona
Chaparral High
Lindsay weighs grand tour for presidential run
Mayor John Lindsay and his inner circle push a foreign grand tour to boost stature and distract from New York problems. The plan centers on Ireland Italy Israel and black Africa with links to Vietnam and Peking. Lindsay's Foreign Affairs article is cited as evidence of his foreign policy stance.
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Robert 8. Allen
Washington
John Lindsay
Richard Aurelio
William Anderson
Tennessee
New York
Lindsay
Ireland
Italy
Israel
Black Africa
Vietnam
Peking
New Left
Red
Foreign Affairs
The
Council On Foreign Relations
On the Line First Televised Series Sensational in 1947
A nostalgic recap of the 1947 World Series telecast era notes NBC first airing the Yankees and Dodgers on RCA equipment, the era's modest viewership, and iconic moments like Lavagetto's double, Gionfriddo’s catch, and Page’s relief. It also recalls Jackie Robinson breaking color barriers, player stats, and the 25th anniversary NBC plan. The article ends with Arlington’s Turnpike Stadium and the Senators’ impending move to Dallas–Fort Worth.
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New York
David Sarnoff
U.S
Taft
Bucky Harris
Yankees
Burt Shotton
Dodgers
Sarnoff
NBC
Happy Chandler
RCA
Bill Bevens
Yanks
Ebbets Field
Cookie Lavagetto
Dogers
al Gionfriddo
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Brink
Gionfriddo
Ty Cobb
Big Joe Page
Satchel Paige
Leo Durocher
Sandler
Larry MacPhail
Leo
Burma Shave Company
Jackie Robinson
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Johnny Mize
Giants
Ted Williams
Turnpike
Arlington
Texas
Washington Senators
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Senators
Mailbag supports Samuel Childs for Scottsdale school board
A Scottsdale teacher writes in support of Samuel Childs for the Board of Trustees election on October 5. The letter stresses Childs independent, self-motivated dedication to children, informed views on education and fiscal policy, and notes no teacher organization endorsement. The writer has worked with Childs on committees and urges voters to support him.
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Scottsdale
Sam
Letters on High School Bond Funds and Board Money Management
A Scottsdale reader urges a no vote on the school bond referendum due to bids below expectations. The writer argues funds should stay allocated to furnishings and not be freed before completion in early 1973, criticizing the School Board and endorsing Sam Childs for financial experience. The letter notes editors require 400 words, with home addresses for verification.
Quotations spark sparks at Mussolini remark from Ashland daily
A controversial quote labels Mussolini a future Milanese intoxication remark while a DOT survey notes 900 Florida brides in poor condition. Majorettes and rum majors selected by judges during high school tryouts reported by Greenbrier Independent.
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Mussolini
Ashland
Daily Independent
Department of Transportation
Florida
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Greenbrier Independent
Lewisburg
W.va
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Bob
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Jerry McElfresh
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Doc” Wright
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