Editorial endorses candidates in Arizona primary battles
The Progress outlines endorsements after interviewing candidates and reviewing public forums. It cites races for U S Senator and House, Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, and several state and local posts with party endorsements and unopposed candidates.
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Arizona
U.S
John Kruglick
Paul Fannin
U.S. House of Representatives
John Rhodes
Gerald Pollock
George Nader
Jack Williams
John Roeder
Wesley Bolin
Ernest Garfield
Jack DeVault
House of Representatives
Ruth Adams
Cecelia Kline
Richard Burgess
Stanley Marks
Ann Sawyer
Floyd McCracken
Guy Stillman
Peter Kay
Sam Flake
Tom Henze
Henze
Gordon Cornelius
John P. Jones
Mary Gilbert
Frank Kelley
Leonard Montior
Bob Hungerford
McCracken Challenges Conlan In District 21 Primary
In District 21 the primary pits Floyd McCracken against John Conlan as reform and abortion law change top voters’ concerns. The article argues for voter responsibility and criticizes Conlan for obstructing social legislation while praising McCracken as responsive to constituents.
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Floyd McCracken
John Conlan
Conlan
Abortion views urged by Crisp supporting McCracken
William E. Crisp urges voters to back McCracken in the Arizona primary, arguing abortion should be a medical decision and that pregnancy should not be legally regulated by minority beliefs. He says abortion must remain voluntary and questions public policy favoring compulsory pregnancy.
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Arizona
McCracken
William E. Crisp
M.D. Phoenix
ROTC Open to Women Commended as Military Education Path
A letter supports opening Army and Air Force ROTC to women at Arizona State University. It argues ROTC should educate women in military sciences without forcing service, sees ROTC as a stepping stone, and urges equal access for those interested to explore military careers while preserving femininity.
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Arizona State University
ROTC
Gratitude For Saguaro Blood Drive Donors
Peter Helms of Scottsdale thanks donors from Saguaro High for giving blood last Tuesday. He praises Margie Bachman and classmates for organizing the drive and arranging the Bloodmobile and outreach efforts.
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Saguaro High
Peter Helms
Scottsdale
Kindergarten trials and proud feminist in Allenhurst
In Allenhurst New Jersey five year old Kelly Considine defies fears about starting kindergarten. She explains she will meet boys and marry them yet her family fears the change but Kelly remains determined and prepared with new clothes and a clear view of school life.
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Allenhurst
N.J
Kelly Considine
Kelly
Wallamassa
Temple Beth Torah
Jacobsen
St. Aloysius
Palaia
Joda
Monmouth
Staffa
Myrtle
Euclid
Evergreen
Wardell and
Wickapecka
Muskie's dual path toward re election and 1972 bid
The piece profiles Edmund Muskie of Maine balancing a re election campaign with an active push for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination. It notes he could win Maine with around 55 percent while pursuing national ambition, contrasts his heavily organized campaign with rivals, and cites AFL CIO support for Humphrey alongside California donor shifts affecting Jesse Unruh.
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Washington
Maine
Edmund Muskie
New
Barry Goldwater
Muskie
Neil Bishop
Senate
White House
George McGovern
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Birch. Bayh
Ind
Haynsworth and Carswell
Supreme Court
Walter Mondale
Minn
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Maryland
New York
John Lindsay
Afl-Cio High Command
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Earl Craig
Humphrey
Craig
Black Panthers
Americans For Democratic Action
Students For A Democratic Society
New Left
United Steel Workers
USW
Abell
Jesse James Death Ballad Reflects Robin Hood Legend
An 1882 ballad recounts Jesse James being killed by Robert Ford on a Saturday night. The piece notes audience shock and James’s final moment with a smile, and mentions his Clay County birth and solitary origins.
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Jesse James
America
Robin Hood
Jesse
Robert Ford
County of
Clay
Surplus Garden Gifts Stretch One Neighbor's Patience
In a humorous column, Mary McGrath laments neighbors generously unloading baskets of garden produce. She details overflowing squash, cabbage, tomatoes, and ketchup, admits guilt at declining, and jokes about seeking help from authorities while hoping for a casserole recipe to use the bounty.
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