Recreation for kids in Scottsdale aims to fund teen dances
The Progress editorial urges organized teen recreation to curb trouble. Parks and Recreation plans a teen run dance program under director L B Scacewater with a student committee from three high schools. Fundraising drive offers matching gifts as community support starts.
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Parks and Recreation Department
L. B. Scacewater
Scottadale
Scacewater
Scottsdale
Progress
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No Ball Charity Event Proposed for Washington
A planned Halloween eve fundraiser in Washington DC aims to raise money for a school for mentally retarded children without requiring attendance. Mrs John Sherman Cooper sponsors a No Ball where donors pay 25 dollars for the privilege of not attending. The idea addresses the overbearing pressure of traditional charity events and suggests a flexible alternative for busy donors.
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Washington, D.C
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Foreign view of the United States amid turmoil and reform
Roscoe Drummond notes Europe sees America as straying from its humane image due to riots violence and crime. Hyman Bookbinder travels Europe to explain U S poverty programs civil rights and Vietnam budget progress, arguing reforms reduce unrest and strengthen society.
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United States
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Drummond
White House
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Hyman Bookbinder
Europe
U.S
Rusk Lashes Critics At New York Lunch
Secretary of State Dean Rusk vented anger at what he called pseudo intellectual critics of the Vietnam war during an off the record luncheon with New York executives. He singled out liberal intellectuals from the Kennedy and Johnson eras and criticized professors for shaping antiwar sentiment.
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New York
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Johnson
Vietnam
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Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Arthur Schlesinger
Schlesinger
White House
City University of New York
Roger Hilsman
Columbia University
Hilsman
Georgetown
Schlesingers
Hilsmans
Ho Chi Minh
Meas Deaith
The Green Felt Jungle Exposes Las Vegas Mob Rule
A Las Vegas mob dominated expose by Ed Reid and Ovid Demaris details decades of organized crime influence in gambling, politics, and show business. The book, praised as well documented, links Arizona figures and a Phoenix murder tip, noting the city’s open vice and corruption.
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Ed Reid
Ovid Demaris
Trident
Las Vegas
Vegas
Nevada
Arizona
Phoenix
Hbel
Notable 1960s Bestsellers Mentioned in Reading List
A list of popular books includes Kazan The Arrangement Wallace The Plot Vidal Washington D C Stearn Edgar Cayca The Sleeping Prophet Kavanaugh A Modern Priest Looks at His Outdated Church Levenson Everything But Money Kilgallen Murder One Levin Rosemarys Baby Schonfield The Passover Plot Roth When She Was Good.
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Kazan
Wallace
Vidal
Washington, D.C
Stearn
Edgar Cayca
Kavanaugh
Levenson
Kilgallen
Levin
Rosemary
Schonfield
Roth
Bob Considine tours Kenya's animal world in Africa notes
In Nairobi, Bob Considine pens a travel sketch from East Africa describing elephants hippos and rhinos with humor and vivid detail. He compares wildlife to human traits noting the hippo memory and the hyena’s chilling laugh while praising lions gazelles giraffes and gorillas.
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Nairobi
Kenya
East Africa
Considine and Circuses
Congress Must Reassert Budget Oversight and Cuts
The piece argues that the House, across parties, must reclaim control of federal spending by using its power to pass a national budget and cut identified programs. It likens reliance on the president for spending to a drunk running a liquor board and urges immediate House-led reductions to prevent economic ruin.
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Congress
House
U.S. Treasury
White House
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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