Idealist leader Harry Coblentz leaves Valley Forward impact
Editorial notes the departure of Harry Coblentz, executive director of the Valley Beau sur Council, after six years of pushing long range planning and quality development. His move to academia follows a merger that formed Valley Forward, risking loss of a strong advocate for area planning and environmental controls.
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Harry Coblentz
Valley Beau Sur Council
Cee
Coblentz
Valley Beautiful
Dirksen Remembered as Powerful Yet Colorful Illinois Senator
The article honors Everett McKinley Dirksen, highlighting his role as a leading Republican figure and master of parliamentary procedure. It notes his blend of old fashioned style and sharp political skill, while acknowledging public disagreement yet appreciation for his impact on Washington across administrations. Dirksen’s death is marked as the loss of a colorful national political figure.
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Sen
Robert Taft
Sen. Taft
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
Congress
Washington
Illinois
Allen Goldsmith Sees Violent Black Revolution Threat
The article discusses a militant 33 page pamphlet called World Black Revolution found in New York Detroit and other cities. It links the text to Robert F Williams RAM and the Republic of New Africa with aims to overthrow the status quo and urges violent actions. Williams led RAM and RNA leaders seek reparations and state takeover. the piece notes the movement’s growing influence versus its size.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Karl Marx
China
S. Mao Tse-tung
Robert F. Williams
Williams
Revolutionary
Etion Movement
RAM
Crusader
John L. McClellan
Whitney Young
Roy
Wilkins
Republic of New Africa
RNA
United States
Wil‘liams
Betty Shabazz
Malcolm X
Milton“ R.henry
One ‘of Representatives
Parents rally to improve Cocopah over crowding
A reader praises active parent groups raising funds and support to relieve overcrowding at Cocopah School while defending police and civilian aid after a Friday pedestrian incident. The letter lauds community care, urges praise for volunteers, and notes concerns about bussing 56 third graders far for better education.
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Tam
Badero
Cocopah _Over
Nother
Gcocopah
Mosquito Insemination Scheme Spurs Ashland Editor Alarm
Ashland Ohio Times Gazette managing editor Smallsreed received a ticker item about artificial insemination of mosquitoes. He feared federal agencies funded to improve the breed might be involved. He investigates various agencies, questioning aims and methods while pondering insect control without pesticides.
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Dick-West
Washington
Howard Smallsteed
Ashla
Ohio
Times-Gazette
West
Ashland
James
A. Rhodes
Smallsreed
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Activites
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Bureau of the Army
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Force Exchange
Federal—Deposit—Insurance Corp
Vacations stir talk on press duty and duty of newsmen
New York columnist Bob Considine questions if reporters should take time off amid major events. He mocks the idea of vacaciones as rust for the gatherer of news and notes the challenge of balancing work with reflection on the parade and world events including Roosevelt's death.
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New York
Considine
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