Cornerstone for a Tax Plan in Arizona Echoes in Figures
The Arizona Tax Research Association notes 1964 school district taxes at 111.6 million, over half of state property taxes, totaling 193.37 million. Gov. Sam Goddard links this to a comprehensive plan that would cut district tax rates in exchange for greater state aid from nonproperty sources, with safeguards to prevent districts from soaking property owners.
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Switch On Asia Due To Criticism
The State Department, unhappy with broad acceptance of its North Vietnamese aggression White Paper, argues it signals restraint failure and forces Hanoi to choose between ending aggression or facing stronger U S action. Officials insist there is no policy change despite the implied warning.
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Graceful Exit From Vietnam Moves Toward April Talks
Washington observers say a conference with Moscow and Peking alongside Britain and France is likely in April to discuss a graceful American exit from Southeast Asia. The piece notes growing support for negotiating terms, calls the move a surrender by some critics, and outlines regional shifts toward Communist influence if U.S. withdrawal proceeds.
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Southeast Asia
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Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
United States
South Viet Nam
Brilliant ball for Prescott troops and San Carlos rumors
The Phoenix column notes a new Prescott military company hosting a brilliant ball with Chief Justice Wright swearing in the troops. It contrasts dispatches predicting Apache war with skepticism, mentions a bank robbery in Meriden Kansas, and reports a Tempe ferry launch doing brisk business while a church box social is planned at the Christian Church.
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San Carlos
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Phoenix City Manager Keeps North Central Trees Standing
Robert Coop rejects removing ash and olive trees along North Central Avenue north of Bethany Home Road. The decision blocks a street widening plan and preserves a tree shaded corridor seen as a Phoenix landmark by natives and newcomers.
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Coop
Public Fuzzy On Medicare Deficiencies
Congress weighs three Medicare proposals the Johnson plan the GOP alternative and Eldercare by Herlong and Curtis amid public confusion. Eldercare would use state administration with federal help offering broad benefits to the needy while Medicare seeks wider coverage at higher cost and tighter eligibility. Public polls show widespread misunderstanding of Medicare provisions.
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Thomas Curtis
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Budget Debate With Alice And The Stimulus Hatter
In a whimsical dialogue the budget director Mr Gordon explains a proposed 8.25 billion stimulus as the Hatter and Alice question income and outgo. They debate national debt and drag versus stimulus signaling how spending and tax cuts affect net income and government solvency.
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Arizona lawmakers defend slow progress as they seek lasting reform
Legislative leaders defend the session as cautious and deliberate aiming for durable changes. They cite complex issues like redistricting reapportionment school aid civil rights and elderly medical assistance. They expect more interim work for a stronger 1966 second session and insist final outcomes matter more than pace.
Retiring Colonel Plans Book On Funny Enlisted Men
Senator Soaper notes a colonel friend plans retirement to write about funny enlisted men. A neighbor urges her husband to take dancing lessons, warning of possible familiar faces in the group, prompting the husband’s wary reply.
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