Squeeze on Scottsdale education funding prompts editorial
The Scottsdale School Board faces rising education costs as student numbers grow while tax base expansion slows. Programs like art and music shrink. separate services for mentally handicapped students are proposed. explore federal and private funding, including Ford Foundation grants and educational television, to relieve local taxes and maintain quality.
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Scottsdale School
Scottsdale
Ford Foundation
Double incentive for peace in Viet Nam from Manila and U.S. elections
In Washington, Roscoe Drummond argues Manila peace terms and election dynamics pressure Hanoi to negotiate. He notes that a U.S. withdrawal guarantee within six months hinges on talks, and that post election unity may bolster administration resolve against aggression. Hanoi faces reduced leverage if negotiations proceed.
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Washington
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Manila
U.S
Peking
South Viet Nam
Speter
Congress
Sunset Strip Voter Pulse Shapes California Politics
Reporter interviews a string of typical Sunset Strip residents to gauge California governor race sentiment. Commuter, biker, partygoer, and Whisky a Go Go patrons reveal unclear preferences, with one youth citing Ronald Reagan and critics doubting representativeness of this heartland sample.
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Los Angeles
California
Hume
L.A
Sunset Blvd
Sunset Strip
Ronald Reagan
No Peace Prize Yet as Violence Surges This Year
A stark note on scarce peace amid ongoing violence follows reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. winning the prize for nonviolent efforts toward racial equality. The text links the scarcity of peace to rising violence and challenging times.
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Rev
Martin Luther King Jr
Caminiai Phace
Georgia Race Mirrors Old Debate on Liberty and Race
As the 1966 election nears Georgia faces a contest pitted between Lester Maddox and Howard Callaway. Maddox is labeled a God fearing man by supporters while opponents warn of racial rhetoric. Callaway once opposed civil rights and Medicare and is criticized as Maddox in Brooks Brothers attire. Georgia’s voter turnout remains low.
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South Carolina
J. L. Petigru
South
Carolina
Palmetto
McGill Petigru
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Petigru
Lester Maddox
God
Maddox
Howard Callaway
Brooks Brothers
Lester
Callaway
Marvin Griffin
Charles Weltner
Congress
GOP
Weliner
Supersonic air race debate slows U S SST program
In New York a Senate fraction votes against rushing the SST project. Debate centers on reducing government funding and delaying development. Daniel Jere Mish Haughton argues it costs billions in payments and that delaying could push action past 1975.
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New York
U.S. Senate
U.S
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Lockheed
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Daniel ‘Jéremish ‘Haughton
Haughton
Considine
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