Race Unity Should Be Way Of Life For All
Letter urges Race Unity Day observed with sincere heart not just by laws or sermons. Compares humanity to a multicolored rose garden and a flock of doves, urging universal neighborly love and rejection of discrimination. Cites Shakespeare and Lincoln to warn against quarreling in Viet Nam and to favor unity. REV. ROBERT L. ROBERTS Scottsdale.
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Shakespeare
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Viet Nam
Indochina
Walter Lippmann on European doubts over U.S. policy after Kennedy
Walter Lippmann reports broad European worry about U S foreign policy since Kennedy's death. He cites senior officials and editors who fear a shift toward unilateral action and expanded interventions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic, eroding confidence in Johnson's leadership.
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Federal land ownership in Arizona counties
The piece notes Gila County tops Arizona with 95.5 percent federal land, followed by Apache 71.5 and Coconino 77.3. It explains federal land types, grazing leases, trust lands for tribes, tax payments in lieu of taxes, and the economic role of parks and monuments.
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Cochise
Consumer tastes shift toward sportier goods and premium electronics
Economists note rising American demand for the sportiest cars, largest TVs, and deluxe refrigerators. The public shows high expectations even for basic items, preferring premium options and choosing Virus X where available.
Weather forecast summary with scattered showers and cool turn
Showers and thundershowers will be widely scattered from the Carolinas to Florida and in the Central Gulf states tonight. Showers and isolated thundershowers are forecast from the Northern Plains into Texas. Rain is expected in the Northern Rockies with showers in the Central Rockies and the North Pacific states. Arizona outlooks show fair Phoenix today then partly cloudy with gusty winds and cooler air tonight.
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Texas
Rockies
Central Rockies
North Pacific States
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Arizona
Where Were You Born Makes Long Conversations Start
A writer recalls how asking a stranger about birthplace often triggers long, revealing monologues. He notes people readily discuss hardware and religion but opening about birthplace changes the tone.
Coin Nightmare Prompts Silver Ban in U S Coins
Opinion column argues the House Banking and Currency Committee will outlaw silver in half dollars and smaller coins within weeks. It warns of a looming coin shortage and loss of intrinsic value, citing Gresham's law and lessons from Greece and WWII era France as warning signs.
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U.S
House Banking and Currency Committee
Johnson
France
Charles de Gaulle
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