Moral threads through Moses Christ and King
The editorial ties Moses leading the exodus and the Ten Commandments to Christ’s universal love and Martin Luther King Jr. He is praised for drawing from these sources to advocate freedom and non violence. It urges living the preached morality beyond holidays amid ongoing violence and war.
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Moses
Egypt
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Martin Luther King, Jr
Brotherhood of Man
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Senator Kret Resigns as Majority Leader
State Senator David Kret resigns the majority leadership citing a no confidence vote amid lazy colleagues. Once a steady hand, he kept bills moving and shifted on education funding, championing public kindergartens and relaxing a six percent budget cap. He also focused on Scottsdale and Paradise Valley issues, pleasing supporters while local delegates disappointed.
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David Kret
Kret
Senate
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Ike’s Abilene bid reshaped GOP path in 1952
Bob Considine recalls June 1952 trip when Dwight D. Eisenhower disclosed his Republican candidacy from Abilene Kansas. The piece traces Truman era offers, family ties, and Ike’s political stance from Potsdam to NATO, noting his appeal to the public, the Dixieland of reporters, and his stance on socialized medicine.
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Abilene
Kansas
Potsdam
Truman
White House
Mamie
Ike
Columbia University
NATO
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Paris
Miss Cochran
Eisenhower
New York
Taft
GOP
Ohio
Big Daddy
United States
Cavalry
Open letter to Scottsdale School District residents on May bond issues
The writer addresses residents who support or oppose the May 13 school bond proposals. He questions confidence in the school board and administration and urges more public participation. He reflects on involvement with the Citizens Advisory Committee and asks why some will vote no without voicing opinions.
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Scottsdale
Citizens Advisory Committee
Samuel H. Childs
Inland Island: Johnson Explores Nature and War Insight
Josephine Johnson offers lyrical naturalist prose in Inland Island. She links a Missouri 100 acre farm year to Thoreau and wartime resistance, urging urgency to record and cherish the land before it fades. The book blends nature writing with social critique.
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Josephine Winslow Johnson
New York
Simon and Schuster
Henry David Thoreau
Walden
Woods
Josephine Johnson
Josephine
Johnson
Thoreau
Missouri
Phoreau
Pentagon says ABM system needed for alert even if defense blocked
Pentagon planners tell Allen Goldsmith that even with Nixon opposing the anti-missile shield, the sophisticated warning network remains essential to alert U.S. forces and ready retaliation. PAR radar would detect missiles up to 1,000 miles, forming a $1.5 billion core of the $67 billion safeguard plan amid ABM critics fears of vulnerability to attack. FOBS capability and Russian deployments are debated, with Sen. Symington doubting evidence of a FOBS rollout.
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Congress
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
Robert John Allen Goldsmith
ABM
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Laird
Packard
Stuart Symington
Dirty movie wave heads to Main Street Bijou in Payette
A columnist notes a surge of explicit films arriving in Payette venues not labeled as art films. He recalls earlier shockers, cites titles like Inga and I Am Curious, and references censors and private reactions to adult cinema trends in the era.
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Inga
New York
Sweden
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