Arts and Education Meet the Creative Challenge in Arizona
Guest editorial from Arizona State University praises arts and education in the Valley and nation. It cites Symphony Week and Art Week in Phoenix, Scottsdale high schools, and national acts like the Arts and Humanities Foundation Act and the National Education Act of 1965 as boosts to cultural and educational programs shaping future citizens and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Arizona
Phoenix
Arts Council
America
Scottsdale
Arts and Humanities Foundation
Congress
United States
Three men vie for New York City mayor in close race
Abraham Beame Democrat John Lindsay Republican and William Buckley Jr a right wing writer contest the NYC mayoral race. National implications loom as Beame gains ground while Lindsay leverages TV and printed word despite Buckleys fringe support.
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New York
New York City
Abraham Beame
John V. Lindsay
William F. Buckley
Beame
Washington
U.S
Robert Kennedy
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Wagner
Eader
Williams pressed to run for Michigan governor
Labor leaders push G Mennen Williams to quit as assistant secretary of state for African Affairs and return to Michigan to seek the governorship. Williams, a six term former governor, could aid Democratic turnout to defend congressional seats, though he faces George Romney in a likely Romney victory. Williams eyes a run only if polls show a real chance and a better future option from Johnson is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Williams
George Romney
Romney
Congress
Johnson
State Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP Leaders Move to Free Republican Party From Birch Society
Conservative GOP leaders including Goldwater Morton and Nixon push to purge John Birch Society influence from the party. They argue Birch tactics threaten mainstream Republicans and could destroy conservative unity, urging total separation to save the party and win national elections.
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Washington
Republican Party
Goldwater
Nixon
Dirksen
Ford
Morton
GOP
John Birch Society
Drummond Birch Society
Birch Society
Scranton
Romney
Rockefeller
Birch
Miller
Sen
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Mundt
Birchites
Sen Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Sen. Goldwater
Sen. Morton
John
UNICEF Day in Arizona Proclaimed Amid Trick or Treat Debate
An editorial urges courtesy to children collecting for UNICEF on Halloween while noting some critics label the charity subversive. It mentions Nobel Prize honors and past support from leaders, and cites Gov. Goddard declaring Sunday UNICEF Day in Arizona. The piece defends the benign intent of collecting for children.
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Unicef
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
House Un-American Activities Committee
FBI
Gov. Goddard
Arizona
Wreckers Level Fair Portraits as World’s Fair Ends
New York watchers recall the demolished New York World's Fair as photos show the brontosaurus figure and other exhibits hauled away. Vatican and Spain pavilions stand out, with Pieta and Good Shepherd crated for ocean passage, while Pope Paul VI orders a Pieta replica.
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New York
Considine
Ford
Chicago
Century of Progress
Dearborn
Mich
Bil Hearst
Prank Com
Dinneroota
Las Vegas
International Association
Vatican
General Motors
Michelangelo
Italy
Gemini
Paul VI
Paul VE
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College of Fine Arts
Arizona State University
Henry Bruinsma
AgTis A
Bob Wagner
Lindsay
Galahad
Jack Kennedy
Dick Nixon
Lindsay Burden
Buckley
Staunen Goldwater
Timothy W. Costello
Costello
Pope John
United Nations
Pope Paul
McGill
Beveans
Naval
Birmingham
Alabama
Geore Wallace
Wallace
Community Action Board
Erskine Smith
Novak
Sheldon Shafer
Smith
Orrell Billingsly
Edward L. Foster
Afl-Cio
Jerome A. Cooper
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Jefferson County
Evans
Roscoe Drumere
Editorial
Rob Considine
Spain
Ium
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
Yonkers
N.Y
el Greco
Murillo
Velazquez
Dali
Flushing Meadow
Jonathan Marshall
Dan Byrne
T. Frank Stewart
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Ariz
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