Now You Stop That United States and the UN
In sharp critique the piece argues the United States has squandered leadership in the UN Congo and Middle East dispute by wavering on enforcement and allowing Russia and France to back down. It warns of a hollow bluff and potential blackmail if the U.N. Charter is bypassed. It questions whether saving the UN is worth the cost of retreat from principle.
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United States
U.N
Russia
France
Congo
Middle East
General Assembly
Mali
Gabon
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nicholas Alexandrovich
Senate Finance clash over Medicare bill risks fiscal danger
The Finance Committee rewrote the Medicare proposal to widen benefits beyond administration aims, then White House pressure forced a return to Johnson’s path. The looming $6 billion annual cost, surpassing 1919 tax receipts, signals dangers of vote buying via liberalized Social Security.
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Senate Finance Committee
White House
Johnson
Road to new county hospital gains land nearby
The Arizona State Hospital Board votes unanimously to allow Maricopa County up to 62 acres of unused land adjacent to the Arizona State Hospital for a projected 10.5 million county hospital. A legal issue remains over the board’s right to reclaim donated territory, with a Supreme Court test anticipated.
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Arizona State Hospital Board
Maricopa County
Arizona State Hospital
State Hospital Board
Arizona Territory
Maricopa
State Supreme Court
Who's Dedicated To What And Where Houston Mecca Of Medical Aid
The piece argues Texas faces a nurse shortage as hospitals expand in Houston and across the state. It cites Texas Hospital Association findings that enrollment has fallen while population rose, suggesting 10 000 more nurses are needed now. It questions why Americans volunteer abroad while under staffing local hospitals.
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Houston
Texas
Texas Hospital Association
Tariff and silver bills press in Congress amid heat in Phoenix
The article notes national pressure to settle tariff and silver questions soon as Congress meets. In Phoenix the thermometer hit 108 degrees. A Pima Indian stole from Jose Carrillo near Salt River, dropping items before fleeing toward the Gila. Justice Sherman issued a warrant. Mexican floods presage Arizona rains while Edward Yarnell reports progress at the Juniper mine with a 40 foot tunnel and promising vein.
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Jose Carrillo
Salt River
Carrillo
Gila
Jose
Sherman
Shadegg Book Targets Goldwater Campaign Inner Circle
John Chamberlain notes Stephen Shadegg’s What Happened to Goldwater argues a small amateur group controlled Goldwater’s 1964 bid. Shadegg, once in the inner circle, claims figures like Denison Kitchel Bill Baroody Karl Hess and others shaped the speeches and campaign steering. The book promises a highly personal, insider account.
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Barry Goldwater
Stephen Shadegg
Goldwater
Theodore White
Steve Shadegg
U.S. Senate
San Francisco
Shadegg
Willians
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Bill Baroody
Karl Hess
Kitchel
Baroody
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
McCabe
Hess
Political and People Reflect on a Tumultuous 1965 Arizona Legislature
The piece surveys a bitter year of Arizona politics with looming 1966 battles over reapportionment. It notes infighting in the Legislature, campaign pressures, and potential reprisals as lawmakers and governors return next year with similar agendas. It also critiques Goldwater’s campaign entourage and the five factors that undermined his bid.
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Senate
House
Arizona
Goldwater
Jim Farley
Peter O'Donnell
Nursing Home Fire Safeguards Suggested Under New Federal Bill
A proposed amendment to the Social Security Act would set fire protection standards for nursing homes caring for Social Security recipients and public aid patients. A Senate subcommittee cited high fire risk in such facilities, noting 62 fires causing 507 deaths and 83 injuries from 1945 to 1964. The bill would let HEW set safety standards equal to hospitals.
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Washington
Fountaintown
Ind
Senate
Indianapolis
National Fire Protection Association
United States
Massachusetts
Ohio
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Senator Soaper Teases Space Cruise Banter
The text satirically notes Senator Soaper on space travel and paper hats at a captain's gala. It quips astronauts would find such galas dull and jokes that the moon has been dead for three billion years.
Protest and outrage over Viet Nam war and government excess
Henry J. Taylor denounces political corruption and waste while honoring Bernard M. Baruch and Americans in Viet Nam. He condemns lavish government spending including pricey presidential limousines and junkets, urging a national spirit of resolve and accountability.
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Viet Nam
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
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