Driven-Outs Shrink Drop-Outs Through Vocational Focus
The piece argues many students leave schools not from personal failing but due to unsuitable programs. It criticizes the college-for-all push, highlights vocational offerings at Tucson and Pueblo High Schools, and anticipates Pima College opening in 1970 to provide alternatives. Emphasis on parental and educator vigilance to tailor education.
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Tucson
Tucson High School
Pueblo High School
Pima College
District Court Opens Under Chief Justice French
His Honor Chief Justice French will preside with G A Clum as clerk as the bar supports by numerous counsel. If they fail to break up a majority of the boys it will not be their fault.
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French
G. A. Clum
Legion Counsel
Furioso
Rioters Planned Chicago Invasion Led by Hayden and Hoff man
The piece alleges that hippie and yippie factions organized a Chicago convention disruption using trained action committees led by Tom Hayden and Abbie Hoffman. It claims New York and coast groups supplied funds, and that plans included burning flags, targeting hotels, and using media to project a Hitlerite image of the U S. The author calls for thorough investigations into leadership, funding, and infiltrators.
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Victor Riesel
Chicago
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Dream the Impossible Dream Young Voices Call for Change
In 1968 a discourse on generational tension urges listening to youth who seek nonviolent social reform. It highlights young leaders like Columbus Wright and Fidel Castro as examples of restless ambition, while urging elders to give responsible youth a respectful audience.
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Daley
Hilton
World Council of Churches
Uppsala
Sweden
Beauty Angel Spreads Cheer Through Monthly Beauty Tours
Dorothea Herschleder, a 1935 trained beautician and Arizona Board of Cosmetology inspector, visits 40 southeastern towns monthly, inspecting 300 shops and driving 500 miles. She blends service with teaching, lecturing, and volunteer work, aiding the deaf and hospitalized women while promoting inner beauty and compassion.
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Arizona Board of Cosmetology
Police Stop Yippies From Tearing Up Chicago in 1968
Columnist Dan Valentine recounts Chicago during the 1968 Democratic convention. He praises police and National Guard restraint while criticizing biased TV coverage and Yippie provocation. He notes hundreds hospitalized and scenes of violence, urging recognition of law and order.
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Dan Valentine
Salt Lake City
Tribune
Chicago
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