Editorial urges Arizona Democrats to reform or risk one party rule
The piece argues Democrats in Arizona fail to act after losses, with Paul Radamacher challenging Dr. John Carney and Republicans gaining in fundraising leadership and program development. It calls for new faces and stronger party revitalization to sustain a two party system and curb a widening gap.
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Maricopa County
Paul Radamacher
John Carney
Carney
Radamacher
Scottsdale Christmas Tree Program Aids Merchants
The Chamber of Commerce offers live pines to merchants at a reasonable price to decorate shops and boost holiday spirit. Scottsdale city leaders will accept the trees as gifts for parks after the season, with orders due October 1.
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Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Evans Nowak Mayor Sides With Whites In Pittsburgh Race
Pittsburgh Republicans push a white labor appeal in the mayoral race. John Tabor’s campaign mails link to a Human Events clipping and a letter attacking civil rights gains as a path to union busting. Al Abrahams leads a seasoned operation amid internal party disagreements and a reformist Flaherty challenge.
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John Tabor
Human
Ralph de Taled
Tabor
de Toledano
Flaherty
Yale
John
Duquesne Club
William
Scranton
Raymond
Shafer
Richard M. Nixon
al Abrahams
Maryland
New Jersey
Scottsdale Identity Film sparks debate at Arizona State University
Lore n A Dickinson Jr of Phoenix rebuts Progress article on Scottsdale Identity Film. He defends student work at Arizona State University College of Architecture and critic Bruce Henry for undervaluing the project and its goals. Dickinson details costs and university reimbursement.
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Scottsdale
Arizona ‘State.University,College of Architecture
Bruce Henry
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Henry
Ber
Central Arizona
American Institute of Architects
Heriy
Loren A. Dickinson, JR
Phoenix
After Ho Chi Minh Death New Vietnamese Power Struggle Expected
Washington experts view Ho Chi Minh’s death as dissolving Hanoi’s leadership into a contest for control of the North Vietnamese politburo. Aims include weaker charismatic leadership, possible shifts in Saigon support, and renewed Moscow China dynamics influencing Hanoi. Corruption rumors illuminate South Vietnam profiteering fears as Ky’s wife named assets, with Senate probes planned.
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Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South
Saigon
South Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
de Duan
Fruong Chinh
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate
Nguyen Cau Ky
Yarborough
Vietnam
Play School Sex Education Sparks Pediatric Debate
A published American Psychological Association position argues against kindergarten sex education, urging parents to promote sexual play in preadolescent children. Critics label the stance provocative, claiming it trivializes puberty and risks early sexualization.
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Payette
American Psychological Association
Washington
Robert A. Harper
Harold Greenwald
Scottsdale Progress staff and publication details from 1969
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its staff roles and contact information. It explains publication schedule from September to May and June through August, subscription rates, and delivery options, noting second class postage and policy on unsolicited submissions. The page is dated September 25, 1969.
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Dec” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Scottsdale
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