Great Potential in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley
Editorial notes the Valley of the Sun can become a garden spot or LA style sprawl. Highlights two events: Mayor Bud Tims and City Manager Bill Donaldson seeking federal flood control and Indian Bend Wash park funds, and a Saturday Town Hall for public input guiding a realistic plan with civic backing.
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Washington
Scottsdale
Valley of the Sun
Los Angeles
America
Paradise Valley
Bud Tims
Bill Donaldson
Arizona
Indian Bend Wash
Citizen Holiday Idea Highlights Tax Day Paradox
An out-of-state editor proposed a Citizens Holiday with officials working while the public rests. He suggested April 15 as the public holiday. The problem is on that date people have little money left for leisure or celebration.
Censorship Drift Hits GOP Newsletter Policy Clash
Washington lawmakers clash over a Republican newsletter sent to donors at $25 a year detailing foreign policy views. The push to preclear positions questions Rep Bob Wilson and defies Ford Laird cautious stance amid Viet Nam debate and 1963 Geneva treaty criticism. Party leaders warn of further internal pressure and potential funding impacts.
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Washington
House
Repuboicar Acers
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Bob Wilson
California
Wilson
Viet Nam
Ford
Melvin Laird
Ford - Laird
U.S
Laird
Letter writers compare Lausche and Dodd to Lincoln era party shift
The writer suggests trading many for one notable Democrat figures Frank Lausche or Thomas Dodd and questions whether a new party once elected Lincoln. The passage reflects party realignment ideas and historical parallels.
Johnson warns inflation danger and seeks consensus
President Johnson, speaking to business leaders, mayors, and labor officials, stresses the need to curb inflation before it worsens. He notes a consensus signals urgency and plans further talks to rally support across groups.
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Washington
Johnson
Jobn
Tax Clinic Notices and Community Health Reflections
Fragmented OCR text mentions a tax clinic and health related terms. The readable parts reference questions, answers, and a sense of normal versus above normal conditions. No clear events, names, or locations are discernible to form a concise news item.
McGill Contends China Shifts Marxist Basis in Asia
Ralph McGill argues that Maoist China pursues an Asian form of Marxism influencing Southeast Asia. He notes intense UN debates over China's membership, Moscow’s congress significance, and China’s isolation against most nations, while Russia and India vote for admission.
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Southeast Asia
Peking
Moscow
United Nations
Russia
India
Soviet Communist Party
Mao
Red
United States
Moving costs tax changes raise savings for shifting families
John Sloan Smith, president of a moving company, notes deductions now cover moving costs and travel, lodging, and meals en route. Employer-paid relocation expenses are no longer taxable, potentially saving money as two of five American families move frequently. The speaker adds a personal note about seeking work on Guam.
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Guam
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