Letters to the Editor Virg Hill Disputed on County GOP
Readers dispute Virg Hill’s analysis of Maricopa County Republican chairman election. They defend Goldwater Miller Boulet and party independence, note Miller’s district 12 record, and urge backing Goldwater Rhodes and Fannin. Bresee adds opera taxes and local parking concerns at Papago Park game.
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Injustice Seen in State Tournament Selections
The text argues against the current tournament method, citing Glendale and Flagstaff as examples. It claims coin tosses decide top placements despite earlier season results and calls for change to honor true champions.
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Quote from Robert Louis Stevenson on living and happiness
The excerpt reflects Stevenson’s view that daily events offer wonder and challenge. It contrasts contentment with abundance, urging happiness like that of kings, citing the idea that the world lacks for nothing when lived with curiosity.
Don’t Drown The Grand Canyon Editorial Stirs Debate
An unsigned Washington Daily News piece criticizes a California Arizona plan to spend 750 million dollars on two dams above and below the Grand Canyon. It warns the project would flood 13 miles of inner gorge, waste water, raise electricity costs, and harm national parks while benefiting the Reclamation Bureau.
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Responsibility Must Start Early
Letter to the editor cites March 6 editorial on values and campus life. It argues freedom requires responsibility from God to fellow citizens, urging early accountability, adherence to laws, positive thinking, and a return to foundational religious ethics in education.
Chinese Father Says House Master Is Now the Younger
Manchester Guardian correspondent in Hong Kong reports a Chinese father saying the eldest is no longer master of the house. He notes family dynamics shift and distant observers hear the slippers’ noise and fall silent, even 6,000 miles away, as fright spreads.
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Robert Guilain
Hong Kong
China
Rights Bill and Federal Power Clash Over Segregation War
A Washington dispatch frames a confrontation over states rights and federal authority amid debate on voting rights. The piece critiques southern resistance to Negro voting rights and the push for federal legislation to enforce them, tying the issue to past Civil War tensions and national unity.
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A Call to Restore Voting Rights Across the South
Dan O Neill argues for a fundamental voting rights bill despite public anger and racial tensions in Alabama. He says the measure is essential though imperfect, urging continued debate and eventual action to heal the nation and restore the South to full union.
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Snow and Rain Forecast From Mississippi Valley to New England
Weather outlook calls for snow from the upper Mississippi Valley through the Lakes to New England tonight. Widespread precipitation includes snow and rain in central Plateau regions and rain in southern Idaho, northern Utah, eastern Nevada, and parts of Texas and Florida. Colder conditions in the Mississippi Valley and Plains, warmer in the East, with mild temperatures overall in the Arizona and Salt River Valley areas and variable cloudiness across the Southwest.
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One Man One Vote Idea Questioned by Family Head
A columnist critiques the notion of one man one vote as a concept suited for bachelors only, while noting uncertainty about the Bobby Baker case and its implications. The piece favors continued speculation over full disclosure, suggesting the subject remains more intriguing in imagination than in fact.
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