City Charter Revision In Scottsdale Editorial
Scottsdale attorney George Long outlines the Charter Review Committee role in updating the City Charter to enhance home rule and citizen involvement. He invites public participation, noting topics include council terms, ordinances, contracts, bidding, planning, and personnel, with a public meeting set for April 21, 1966 at Scottsdale City Hall.
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George Long
Scottsdale
Charter ReView
League of Arizona
Scottsdale City Hall
West Indian School Road
Slobs and Space Flight Interruptions Spark Protests
Ralph McGill reports on angry calls to a New York area broadcasting company after a spaceflight update interrupted a popular comedy. The discussion among observers centers on viewers who value fantasy over reality and label the protesters as slobs while debating media influence on society.
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Eye Taxi
New York
a_ broadcasting company
McGill
Gemini
Gertrude Stein
Kennedy
Sir Winston Churchill
Mexican American revolt disrupts Albuquerque EEO meeting
In Albuquerque Mexican American leaders walked out of a regional conference sponsored by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. They decry a lack of Latino representation in Washington jobs and civil rights programs, criticizing the commission for focusing on Black employment while ignoring Mexican Americans in Los Angeles Phoenix and other areas. The protest highlights long standing grievances with White House outreach and the Roosevelt commission’s staff and leadership.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Albuquerque
N.M
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt Commission
Kennedy
Johnson
Great Society
Watts
Los Angeles
Phoenix
White House
Marvin Watson
Lee White
Federal Power Commission
White
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Commission
Herman Edelsberg
Edelsberg
Christi
Tex
Texas
Luther Holcomb
Dallas
Salvage Clinic and Salvage Corp Tax Deductions
The article discusses whether salvage store items contribute to profit as costs for tax purposes. It notes profits are donated to veterans and questions if contributions alter taxable income. A tax provision is cited that non-stockholder contributed property has zero cost, suggesting possible removal of Salvage Corp. from consideration.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
State of
Ial Salvage Corp
Mailbag: Soldier Reassigned to Vietnam in Devoted Note
A reader notes reassignment to APO SF 96307 Tan Son Nhut Viet Nam for about a year. He explains volunteering from love of country and freedom, recalling a child with no food and parents killed for resisting communism, and vows to protect liberty.
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Tan Son Nhut
Viet Nam
Ignorance and Knowledge in Quotes Across Thinkers
A collage of quotes contrasts ignorance with knowledge from Shakespeare Dickens Walton Plato and Owen Young. The lines highlight that ignorance is seen as a curse and misfortune while knowledge and informed action are praised as paths to improvement and success.
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Charles Dickens
Izaak Walton
Plato
Owen Young
Murrow era friction muddles U S information agency
The passage outlines clashes at Foggy Bottom after Edward R. Murrow’s rise to head the U S Information Agency. It cites misfit appointments, resistance to reforms, and power struggles involving Alba Schwartz Monieieteator of Security Frances Knight and Kent Kennedy, with debates over authority and the agency’s future effectiveness.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Murrow
Alba P. Schwartz
Civil Service
John F. Kennedy
Frances G. Knight
Eet
Kent Kennedy
Miss Knight
Fae
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Chester Bowles
India
Asia
Arely
Schwartz
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Jonathan Marshal
Jerry McElfresh
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