Editorial on Impartial News Reporting and Community Role
The piece explains national newspaper week aims and answers questions about balance and neutrality in news. It acknowledges imperfect impartiality, notes the presence of diverse columnists, welcomes signed letters, and stresses the paper’s commitment to accuracy, watchdog duties, and preserving the community’s historical record.
Arizona Congressmen debate Vietnam policy and education acts
Arizona lawmakers in Washington discussed Vietnam war policy and draft reform with Senator Goldwater and Rep. Udall urging bipartisan action. They weighed treaty obligations, defense funding, and open hearings while Fannin and Goldwater backed bilingual education amendments for the Rough Rock Navajo Demonstration School. Rhodes criticized a large education funding increase citing research on teacher quality and funding impact.
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Goldwater
United States
Defense Department
Symington
Missourian
Edward Kennedy
Arizona Republican
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Rough Rock
Navajo Reservation
Senate
Fannin
John Rhodes
House
Education and Labor Committee
Appropriations Committee
Og Rhodes
Christopher Jencks
Harvard Graduate School of Education
End of School Board Election Sparks Sign Debate
Voters faced a late deadline as the school board race neared its close. Ozzie Burton entered as a write in candidate urged by local businessmen unhappy with recent actions. The paper notes signs on school property and urges a future rule to curb postings.
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Ozzie Burton
Bob Usdane
Burton
Jeanne Chapin
Kiva
Burnkrant
Surtax Ebb Threatens Inflation as 1969 Ends
The 10 percent surtax looming to expire on January 1 faces a worst timing amid rising federal spending and private corporate outlays. Administration officials fear inflation will surge if the tax disappears, even temporarily, with a possible 5 percent rate linger and a longer extension unlikely before year end.
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Washington
Nixon
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Rowland Robert Evans Novak
The
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Congress
Our Man Hoppe and the Marijuana Crackdown
A satirical future-history piece portrays a 1970s crackdown on marijuana transforming campuses into riot scenes. It describes widespread drug shifts to heroin alcohol and other substances, mass political agitation, social collapse, and a fictional pot program with subsidies and widespread consumption. Fidel Castro and the White House figure in a surreal finale.
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Acapulco
Army
Navy
Congress
Fidel Castro
U.S
White House
Housing prices soar as buyers chase scarce homes
The piece notes steep home appreciation across the country from Cap Cod cottages to co op flats, with prices doubling in a decade. It links scarcity, high construction costs, and rising mortgage rates to inflated housing costs and delayed new homes, blaming government inflation measures for driving higher rates.
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Pague
Scottsdale Progress masthead and edition listing
The Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher details list W B Wright as Assistant Publisher and Jerry McElfresh as Managing Editor. The paper operates under Scottsdale Publishing Company with a 1969 address and contact, publishing schedule, and subscription rates for carrier and mail customers, including in state and out of state pricing.
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Arca
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