Firearms Control Bill Threat To Freedom
Letter to the editor protests Senate Bill S-1592 by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd as a gun control measure. Writer argues it would restrict gun ownership for citizens and harm small dealers, urging public hearings and opposition. The piece reflects on constitutional rights, Golden Rule ethics, and calls for safer handling and training. It also thanks the Gazette for coverage of the Arizona Safety Council formation and activities.
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Hayden
Fannin
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
United States
Citi
New Approach Due In Soviet Economy
C. L. Sulzberger reports that Brezhnev moves toward free market incentives to fix Soviet planning and production. The article notes shortages in consumer goods, surpluses in warehouses, and calls for wholesale distribution reform and tax changes. Brezhnev eyes agriculture investment to boost output, while old-guard communists may resist yet Kremlin shifts toward market-based reform.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Moro sets example for dignity in alliance with United States
In Washington Aldo Moro shows strength and honor amid Italy's Communist minority and U S support for Vietnam. He rejects appeasement, refuses to criticise allied defense commitments, and champions honorable negotiation while standing with three American presidents.
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Aldo Moro
Italy
Johnson
United States of America
Europe
Gibraltar
Viet Nam
Weather summary for Phoenix area and western states
Showers and rain possible in parts of Montana Idaho and across Middle North Atlantic states tonight cooler from Lower Lakes to Appalachians warmer from North Central Plateau to Upper Lakes Phoenix and Salt River Valley will stay sunny with highs near 89 to 91 and lows around 55 Arizona east and west portions show varied cloudiness and cool snaps the national outlook notes no precipitation in past day and total Jan 1 to date 4.87 inches
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Dixie Senatorial Shift Breaks Southern Senate Grip
The article notes South Carolina's DONALD RUSSELL and the late Olin Johnston's replacement, Russell Long’s rise, and TEXAS leadership reshaping the Senate. It describes a sweeping shift away from a traditional Southern bloc, with the South’s own members driving the new balance of power. Russell Johnson.
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Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Dick Russel
Georgia
Russell Long
Louisiana
White House
Dick Russell
Southern Bloc
Senate
Russell
Texas
Donald Russell
Washington
Spartanburg
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Area ea Take Area ea Take
Quote fragment asserts truth can be more damaging than lies and credits William Blake with a proverb. It juxtaposes truth told with bad intent against deception, implying harm in misused honesty.
Seeing by telephone would change daily life and work
The essay critiques early ideas of video calling noting humor and privacy fears. It imagines workers misreading a caller’s appearance and outfits, worried conversations could drag on longer as people show clothes or homes to the other party.
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Sue Francine
Nettie Louise
In A Nutshell Framing Taxes and Baseball Humor
The piece wryly notes the IRS says taxpayers err in favor of the state amid new math. It contrasts nostalgia for penny candies and old pennies with a city torn between culture and baseball. It riffs on a man who could act Hamlet in winter and play shortstop in summer.
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