Honor In Double Jeopardy At Air Force Academy Cadets
The piece questions state university recruitment after 29 Air Force Academy cadets were expelled for a cheating ring. Six enrolled at the University of Arizona, raising concerns about perceived recruiting motives and potential embarrassment to the state. It suggests inviting expelled cadets to continue without football to dispel suspicions.
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U Ofa
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Defense Dept Sells Titan II Silo Sites Amid Odd Bids
The Defense Department is selling 148 obsolete Titan II missile sites at 12 to 25 million dollars each, averaging 160 feet deep. One bid reportedly plans to use a silo as a home for juvenile delinquents, prompting questions about the plan and its implications.
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Zoning Reform Seen Needed In Phoenix Land Use Study
A Phoenix land use study urges sweeping zoning revisions led by planner Walter Leip prandt to curb industrial overreach and curb speculative variances. It argues automatic expiration of unused variances and tighter controls on commercial and multi residence zoning to prevent vacant lots from being tied up by weak exceptions.
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Phoenix
Walter Leipprandt
Poets and Medals Stir British Empire Reflections
In a period of heated political sentiment, Robert Lowell boycotts Johnson’s White House art festival over foreign policy concerns while Hector Dupois rejects his Order of the British Empire medal after its award to the Beatles. The piece weighs poetical views against parliamentary sentiment, noting Dupois’ sharper critique.
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Robert Lowell
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White House
Montreal
Canada
Hector Dupois
Elizabeth II
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Dupuis
Lowell
Selma Civil Rights Disorder Sparks Local Debate
In Selma Alabama a volcanic tension lingers as confrontations by radicals persist. Sister Michael Ann administrator of Good Samaritan Hospital notes outsiders provoke hostility while King’s role remains unclear. Negro ministers contrast easy voter registration with ongoing disruption, urging peace without concessions to extremism.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Selma
Detroit
Martin Luther King
C. C. Hunter
Montgomery
Legislature Refines Instant Deadlocks In Arizona House
Arizona politics report details how House members led by Rep. Jack Brown confronted a persistent school equalization bill impasse with repeated Senate moves and rapid compromises. The 1963 64 cycles showed quick votes, swift committee work, and near instant deadlocks as both chambers tested bargaining methods.
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Apache County
Jack Brown
Arizona House
Senate
House
Summer schools of theology advance in the territories
Ministers and church scholars across the nation participate in continuous summer schools of theology to strengthen advanced Bible study. The effort enlists the best church scholars to ensure success with eight to ten already at work as the movement grows. The next Territorial Republican Convention is scheduled for Phoenix on the last Tuesday in August as announced by the Central Committee. Rentals listed include two cottages at ten dollars and an adobe three room house on Washington Street near the school plus pianos for five to eight dollars monthly. Advt.
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O. B. Christy
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Phoenx
Washington Street
School House
A. Redewill
van Buren and
Maricopa Streets
Phoenix
Advt
Free Society Association Aims to Rejuvenate Republican Principles
The Free Society Association proposes to serve as the research backbone for modernizing Republican governance. It builds on British Conservative study centers, seeking detailed analysis of welfare, education funding, urban renewal, taxation, and labor roles to equip GOP spokesmen with solid, actionable facts for future victory.
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Free Society Association
Republican Party
FSA
Richard Nixon
Britain
The
Why Does Business Have A Black Eye Forum At World's Fair
John Chamberlain notes a forum on economics at the Hall of Free Enterprise during the New York World's Fair where 50 college queens discussed business image. The panel found severe criticism of U S industry from students, blaming myths about profit and mass production. Professors and courses were not seen as primary catalysts, while corporations must better prove social value to undergraduates.
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Hall of Free Enterprise
New York
College
Queens
U.S
America
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Florida
University of Connecticut
United States
College Queens
Washington Views: U S Two Faced Or Just Fuddled
Arizona Rep. Rhodes cites contradictions in U S policy from tax shifts to war funding and foreign aid. He notes high prosperity alongside antipoverty campaigns and argues the labor movement harbors racial bias and undemocratic practices. He urges unions to end discrimination and avoid coercive membership.
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