Editorial on Arizona governor race endorses Raul Castro
The piece contrasts Gov. Jack Williams and challenger Raul Castro, praising Castro for prioritizing human rights and education while faulting Williams for weak leadership, high local taxes, and a poor conservation record. It argues Castro would provide strong, creative leadership and endorses him for governor.
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Arizona
Jack Williams
Raul Castro
United States
Castro
Williams
Latin America
London visit critique of supersonic jet testing
The piece argues Congress should assess costs for supersonic airliners and questions oversea fact finding trips. It cites the Concorde 002 test at Heathrow with reports of property damage and loud intense noise. It urges finding solid justification beyond national prestige before more aerospace funding.
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Senate Committee
London
Heathrow Airport
Boeing
Faults and earthquakes in a Manhattan and California view
Industrial designer Milton Immermann discusses fault lines from the San Andreas quake to hidden Manhattan faults beneath 14th Street. He criticizes Congress for slow supersonic transport progress and notes Boeing’s jetliner output while urging US aviation competitiveness.
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Chiles Stakes New Style Campaign in Florida Race
In Gainesville State Sen Lawton Chiles thanked voters from a hot street corner after an upset in the Senate Democratic primary His sparse media presence fits his direct voter to voter approach The race against Rep Bill Cramer pits old politics against Chiles unorthodox but effective campaign style
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Fla
Lawton Chiles
Chiles
Florida
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Farris
Bryant
Bill Cramer
Senate
Cramer
Spiro Agnew
Chamber of Commerce
Agnew
Atty. Gen
Martha Mitchell
John Volpe
Nixon
Chilesi
Public discussion urged on appointive versus elected judges
Arizona reader urges full study of appointive court system used in Delaware. The letter argues elections may improve accountability and selection of capable jurists, while noting potential drawbacks of long terms and political influence. He cites terms, voter input, and a committee of attorneys endorsement as preferable to spoils system.
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Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Smyth
Phoenix
Apache School PTA thanks the Scotts dale Daily Progress
The Apache School PTA Public Relations Committee acknowledges coverage by the Scottsdale Daily Progress especially Mrs Darlene Bitt inger for reporting PTA meetings this year. Attendees say they learn of meetings through the Progress.
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Darlene Bittinger
PTA
Apache School
PTA Public Relations Committee
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale
Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. E.arll
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Police announce bikini wearing girls to be handled by officers
The Red City Tribune reports the police department announced that girls wearing bikinis will be placed in the hands of law enforcement officers.
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Red City
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Tribune
Women's lib brings backlash in household roles and support
A columnist argues that feminist progress has sparked male resistance at home. She cites a friend who painted her living room to save money, only to face withdrawal of help and increased domestic demands from men. The piece frames this as gendered coercion and a broader pattern of inhumanity.
Not Students’ Fault In Summer Watering Effort
In The Progress September issue a beautification chairman defends student volunteers who kept plants watered and areas cared for during extreme heat. He credits kids who watered firmed and mowed despite 110 degree weather and notes the project withers as school year begins due to lack of continuing support.
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Grossman claims age as election qualifier
Sidney Sampson reports that Sam Grossman the Democratic U S Senate candidate defends focusing on age over experience or public involvement. The piece condemns such practice as contrary to civil rights principles and warns against using race religion national origin or wealth as election prerequisites.
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Sam Grossman
U.S. Senate
Sidney Sampson Phoenix
Arizona Newspaper Rates and Association Note
Subscription prices listed include carrier and motor rate in Arizona. By mail in state 1.70 per month 18.20 per year while out of state 1.80 per month 20.80 per year. The paper states it is a member of the Arizona Newspapers Association for greater public service.
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