Overcrowding at ASU Sparks Student Frustration
An editorial argues ASU’s large classes and crowding erode teacher student rapport. It recounts a returning mother’s pre registration troubles and seniors missing required courses. The piece warns legislative inaction on a branch campus and enrollment limits risks unrest.
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ASU
Tempe
Gulliver's Giants: A 4970 Man Could Tower Over Ball
Milwaukee Journal columnist Robert W Wells imagines future humanity with astonishing growth 3000 years ahead. He predicts the average man in 4970 would stand about 16.5 feet tall and weigh 1165 pounds, sparking playful questions about football and the impossibility of preserving current humans.
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Milwaukee Journal
Robert W. Wells
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R. W
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Gulliver
Hanoi warns against Paris talks as Vietnam vows no cooperation
North Vietnam denounces peace moves in the Mideast and West Germany as imperialist plots. Nhan Dan accuses Washington of steering a 90 day cease fire to aid Israel and weaken Arab resistance while urging the Kremlin to avoid Bonn's signals of detente. The articles urge renewed U S pressure and warn Moscow against trust in Bonn. The overall tone predicts Hanoi will not cooperate in Paris while military conditions stay unfavorable.
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Hanoi
Mideast
Nhan Dan
Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Paris
U.S
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Cairo
Yasser Arafat
Willy Brandt
Brandt
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Bonn
West Germany
Mother would have been 100 today in New York
A tribute to a mother who lived a full life and died twelve years ago. The piece recalls her curiosity about the world, her practical skills, and her strong Democratic loyalty. It reflects on aging, weather, and a hopeful view of the future through memories of family life.
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New York
Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
George Washington
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Washington, D.C
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Union Station
Tom Dewey
Sam
Gompers
Pasteur
Red Cross aided Scottsdale flood victims with volunteers
A Scottsdale resident praises the American Red Cross for coordinating relief after a flood. The letter notes initial delays, but recalls rapid help from Boy Scouts of Search and Rescue Unit 205 who spent hours cleaning homes and clearing debris. The writer commends the Red Cross as liaison and thanks the volunteers by name.
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Scottsdale
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Search and Rescue Unit 205
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Sam
Rodman Kemmer
Correction will fix unit totals for Paradise Valley resort hotel plan
A letter from Mrs. Gay Taylor in the Progress misstated resort project acreage. It should have stated that 450 units could be built on the west side of Scottsdale Road and 300 on the east side, totaling 750 units.
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Paradise Valley
Differentiated Staffing in Schools Faces Debate
Philip Strittmatter argues differentiated staffing aims to place teachers in roles best suited to their talents, but implementation sparks controversy over salary, titles, and hidden motives. He urges honest cooperation among teachers, administrators, and parents to avoid mislabeling plans.
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