Save Camelback Mountain Top From Development Push
A group led by former Senator Barry Goldwater seeks private funding to buy Camelback Mountain land and preserve its view from utilities and development. The piece notes strong local support yet questions fundraising success and urges preserving access to the hills for climbing and panoramas amid a crowded Valley of the Sun.
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Camelback Mountain
Barry Goldwater
Camebback Mountain Foundation, Inc
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Alumni Rivalry Turns With Big College Football Wins
The piece reflects on how alumni, not teams, shape reputations after wins or losses. A millionaire investor from a proud program confronts a wary ex-player who downplays sports, while the winner speaks of future gains. The dialogue reveals tension between prestige and practical power.
Marquis Childs on a Generation Committed to Real World Action
Washington columnist Marquis Childs contrasts a young Laos casualty with a generation of volunteers. He highlights Mike Deuel and other young Americans in refugee work, civil rights, and antiwar activism, arguing that widespread commitment defines the era and outpaces nihilistic countercurrents.
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Washington
Laos
Michael Deuel
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Agency For International Development
Mike Detel
Sveneration
India
Andes
Colombia
Peru
Peace Corps
Accion
Latin America
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Mike
Johnson
Mekong Delta
Asia Development Bank
Nepal
Paris
Raiders praised for coaching and undefeated season
William J. Barton commends Scottsdale Raiders football staff led by Tom Burniece for exemplary coaching of sixth to eighth graders. He notes the undefeated record, positive attitude, and community value, urging merchant sponsorship and parental support.
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Scottsdale Raider
Raiders
Tom Burniece
Bob Hainlen
Bill Marcotte
Dave Richards
Jay
Tiny) Richards
Devel
Scottsdale
Raider
Merchants of
Scottsdale Raiders
Douglas honored for half century in aviation progress
New York, Donald W. Douglas, head of the aircraft firm Douglas Aircraft, is recognized for fifty years in aviation. He recalls quitting the US Naval Academy in his third year for MIT and his early California startup days in 1920. He envisions air commuting for Megalopolis workers, hydrogen fueled planes, and a future where ballistic transport or hypersonic flight may solve high speed travel. Domestic air miles could reach 360 billion by century's end.
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New York
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas
US Naval Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fort Myer
Wilbur Wright
California
Los Angeles
Mosquito-busting symphony hints at patio science
A scientist discovers that stereo sound waves on a patio may repel mosquitoes and other pests. The note cites potential uses from crop dusting to pest control, while a humor segment jokes about Beatniks Anonymous and odd overheard bus chatter.
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Dvorak
Johnson's success hinged on public consensus not just skill
Roscoe Drummond argues LBJ won landmark social reform by shaping national opinion. He credits broad public support and economic prosperity that eased congressional action on Medicare education immigration and anti poverty, while deep national divides blocked repeals like Taft-Hartley.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Drummond
LBJ
D.C
Life in Harlem Education and the urban schooling crisis
The article argues that Ralph NeGill examines education as a national problem in rural areas and city slums. It highlights Claude Brown's memoir Manchild in the Promised Land and discusses the harmful effects of illiteracy, poverty, and cultural shocks on both races while urging universal schooling to give every child the best chance.
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United States
Claude Brown
Harlem
Mama
Dad
South
Dixie
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead and staff credits
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 502 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale. editor Jonathan Marshall. managing editor Dan Byrne. advertising director T. Frank Stewart. Page 4 Vol V No 214.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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