Progress editorial calls out endless wars and needs for peace
The editorial laments a century of warfare with 160 plus wars across 82 nations and cites ongoing conflicts from Korea to Vietnam and regional tensions. It argues that without eradicating hunger, poverty, and population pressure, violence will persist despite League of Nations and United Nations efforts. Hope remains but depends on unity and change.
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Hitler
Korea
Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
Egypt
Israel
Thailand
United States
Soviet Union
League of Nations
United Nations
Humanity
Earth
Hotz
Vigilance urged as school zone speed limits miss shot past
A driver ignored a 15 mph school zone limit last week in a near miss with children crossing streets. No police pursued the car and no injuries occurred. Officials urge careful driving as schools reopen and more children are outside in the county.
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Flo
Plan to tie federal funds to school racial balance mooted
Washington reports that a HEW task force drafted an education bill for 1967 to reward districts achieving integrated schools with extra funds and to penalize those failing to balance races. The plan envisions bussing and pupil exchanges, district wide rezoning, site selection, curriculum changes, and ties to metropolitan grant programs.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Johnson
White House
Congress
al-Negro Ghetto
Harold Howe
Howe
Editor's Mailbag Letter Questions Party Loyalty in 8C Race
R. B. Hyde of Scottsdale writes that letters in the Scottsdale Daily Progress and Arizona Republic target Joseph C. Meier for being once a Democrat. He argues such attacks devalue GOP gains in re registering conservative Democrats and asserts his 11 years as a Republican activist.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Dick Carpenter
Tempe
Arizona Republic
8. I. Bloomhardt
Tam
S. I. Bloomhardt
Joseph C. Meier
Meier
Scottsdale
Supports Jackson for justice of the peace
A reader endorses Paul Jackson for the office of justice of the peace. The writer cites Jackson’s long acquaintance and prior work with Corey Steel Co. of Chicago, now retired president supports his election, and agrees with editorial recommendations for Tuesday primaries.
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Paul Jackson
Office of Justice of the Peace
Paul
Corey Steel Co
Chicago
Glad campaign ends as primaries near finish
Campaigner notes the primary race nears completion after extensive travel and hard work. The speaker emphasizes dedication and readiness for the outcome.
Samsill for Constable Urged by Voters
A Scottsdale reader endorses Joe Samsill for constable citing years of knowledge and high qualifications. The letter thanks the editors for fair coverage and expresses hope to earn ongoing voter confidence regardless of editorial policy.
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Joe Samsill
Constable
Miller Explores the American Mind and Miller’s Life
Historian Perry Miller completed a major study of the American mind from 1776 to the Civil War noting how religion revivals shaped national identity. The Cane Ridge revival of 1801 and the era’s anxieties about godlessness influenced later American attitudes and debates.
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Perry Miller
Reinhold Niebuhr
Arthur Schlesinger
Miller
McGitt
Young
Republic
America
The
Times
Cane Ridge
Kentucky
Airlines strike exposes passenger service gaps and overbooked flights
The mechanics' strike against five U.S. airlines reveals deteriorating passenger service from crowded cabins to limited stewardess service. Airlines overbooked by up to 35 percent to cover no-shows while phone systems failed, delaying or rerouting travelers and leaving many without overnight options.
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U.S
America
Cognoscenti
Robert Hotz
Avia
Fragmented snippets from multiple papers in brief form
Disjointed lines mention a coroner in Schenectady and a father of sons tied to a show business name in Los Angeles. An incomplete note about a 30 foot sleep voyage appears from Panama American. The People's Daily prints a long piece on ping pong team troubles in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Los Angeles Times
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Lancaster
Intelligencer~ Journal
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Heans
Novak
Education Task Force
Evans
Carpenter’s
Bloomhardt
Republican Party
R. B. Hyde
Plaza Ave
Jackson
Justice
Samsill
Helen E. Moore
E. Montecito
Ralph McGill
Thomas Jefferson
Elded
Atte
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Madison Avenue
Aes
Schenectady
N.Y
Blanks
Jonathan. Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottadale
Ariz
GP of Atilan
Newties
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