Five point plan for Scottsdale growth and zoning reform
Scottsdale faces rapid change from a winter resort to a year round family city after annexations and a building boom. A five point plan urges restricting Western style buildings to a four block core, removing downtown parking, raising downtown height limits, evaluating high rise zoning beyond the core, and studying an industrial garden zone with a growth committee. Ray Parrish chairs Associated Scottsdale Architects.
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Scottsdale
West
Main Street
Scottsdale Road
City Planning and Zoning
Small Business Administration of
United States
Pope Learns He Won Medal In Battle In Italy
New York report recalls Adm. Brown meeting Pope John XXIII after his Italian campaign unit raised a flag. The pontiff, a former medical corpsman, shares a humorous anecdote about earning a military decoration. Also recounted is a Disney Hall of Presidents visit with a lifelike Mr. Lincoln, its funding struggles, and potential sponsors.
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New York
Adm
Cat
Brown
Sixth Fleet
John XXII
Pope
Walt Disney
California
George Washington
John F. Kennedy
Buchanan
Johnson
Lincoln
Walt
Morris
Mr. Lincoln
President
Risney
Newbold Morris
Disney
P.S
U. S
Illinois
Fairfax Cone
Disneyland
Canada too gullible to blame US for Diefenbaker fall
The piece discusses Canadian reaction to US State Department remarks on nuclear missiles and a Kennedy Bundy rift over foreign policy. It notes Diefenbaker's resignation after the Jan 30 statement and cites McNamara's Bomarc testimony as boosting anti American sentiment.
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Toronto
United States
Diefenbaker
State Department
Canada
Bassy
John Diefenbaker
Kennedy
McGeorge Bun
White House
Riy
Department
Dean Rusk
Secreof
McGeorge Bundy
JFK
Canadians Say U S Pulled Two Booboos Aid Diefenbaker
The piece argues Kennedy officials leaked McNamara testimony before Canadian elections to influence the vote. It describes Diefenbaker campaigning on nuclear missiles and Canada’s wartime alert timing, noting Kennedy’s orders to avoid comment on Canada. The author cites timing and possible censorship as factors.
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U.S
Diefenbaker
Kennedy
Canada
United States
U. S
NATO
McNamara
Letter Warns Scottsdale On Federal School Aid Risk
Dallas reader Paul Cain urges Scottsdale to solve its school funding locally and avoid federal assistance that could mar its national image. He argues area employers like Motorola and Air Research pay taxes and should support local needs without relying on distressed area status.
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Motorola’s
Air Research
Scottsdale
Paul Cain
Dallas
Tex
Teenagers Seek A New Hangout In Scottsdale
A Coronado High School student named Mickey Korff writes that Scottsdale has no teen activities or place to dance. He asks readers and authorities to create safe youth spaces and programs to give teens a place to go and something constructive to do.
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Scottsdale
Mickey Korff
Coronado High School
E. Pinchot Scottsdale
Passover Reflections From a Washington Writer
Ralph McGill writes on the Passover feast observed by Jewish families with history and faith. He recalls attending a seder at an Orthodox rabbi’s home and describes the ritual Haggada and the three matzoth crackers symbolizing unity and the Exodus.
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Washington
Elijah
Israel
Bondage
Tells Story Of Passover Its Meaning In Symbolic Foods
The Passover tableau features bitter herbs to recall slavery in Egypt and a roasted egg symbolizing life. Lamb, a shin bone, parsley for spring, and nuts with wine for life and the Pharaohs. Four goblets, Elijah’s, readings by the head of the house, and a family gathering marked by gratitude and reverence.
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Egypt
Elijah
The Capital and the Truth Rationing in Washington
In Washington D C the piece argues that the first President did not lie and explores how truth has been altered and managed like a natural resource. The essay contends honesty is redefined and rationed as facts evolve in public discourse.
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Washington
George Washington
George
No Real Lies but Truth Is Well Hidden
A commentary argues that truth is carefully managed by both parties and spread in small doses through platitudes and distractions. It warns against excessive public demand for truth, fearing squandered resources and belief in honesty policies. The piece notes a shift toward cooler, conservative attitudes in Washington.
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Washington
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Fortune Magazine
Philadelphia
Ray Parrish
Associated Scottsdale Architects
Bob
Considine
Pope Tells Admiral
Italy
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Free House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of
Defense McNamara
Dief
Enbaker
Texan
Parada del Sol
Ralph McGill
McGill
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Olympus
Interlandi
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