Editorial Sparks Directory Debate Between Firms in Scottsdale
The paper recalls an editorial urging Mountain States Telephone Co to publish a Scottsdale directory and notes Boone Nationwide Publications Inc planned a separate directory. After meetings in March and a subsequent injunction four-five weeks later the piece argues the telephone company should not block a small business from serving the city.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Scottsdale
C. F. Boone Nationwide Publications Inc
Boone Company
Mountain States Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Boone
A.t.&t
Williams wins 440 at ASU meet amid record crowd disappointment
Ulis led from the start to win the 440 yard dash at the All-Comers meet at Arizona State University. Williams finished near the front with a 46.4 second time, drawing boos as fans demanded world records and overlooked the strong effort. The piece laments crowds chasing records over praise for good performances.
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Alis Williams
Arizona State University
Williams
Ulis
Mike Larabee
Los Angeles Striders
Arizona State
Kerensky Active in New York Ahead of Book Dedication
This New York scene follows 82 year old Aleksandr Kerensky as he taxis uptown after taping a TV segment. He speaks on Khrushchev, a possible Kremlin shift, and reflects on Russia’s past, proposing a British-influenced parliament and speculating on future wars.
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Kerensky
New York
Nix
Mac
Russia
Aleksandr Feodorovich Kerensky
Khruschev
Kremlin
Mao Tse-tung
Khrushchev
Lansing
Versailles
Italy
Germany
Spain
Red China
Pravda
Cuba
Radio Liberty
Khrushy
Secret Senate session debate draws calls for watchdog panel
The first postwar secret session revealed that 45 minutes were needed to start debate and that Sen. Thurmond pushed to restore 196 million for Nike Zeus anti missile research. Russell and Eastland questioned the program while Morse sought rule changes ending secret sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Edwin Walker
John Bircher
John Birch
Oxford
Miss
Birch Barh
Indiana
Bayh
Sen. Thurmond
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Thurmond
George McGovern
D-S.d
Chamber
United States
Ussr
Russia
Dick Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
McNamara
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Wayne Morse
Dore
Fire claims life after late night cigarette in Kansas
Quirks Hutchinson Kansas four years after George Corey aged 59 fell asleep watching TV with a cigarette in hand. The resulting blaze killed him as firemen saved him previously. In England Northamptonshire Education Authority rejects compulsory ballroom etiquette at Corby Technical College. In Port Orange Florida city firefighters near station garage fight fire but lose a fire truck and equipment worth 1500 dollars during a blaze.
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Hutchinson, Kan
UPID
George Corey
Corey
England
UPI
Northhamptonshire
Port Orange
Fla
April mood in Mississippi echoes cruelest month
Ralph McGill notes April’s beauty in the South amid stirring memories of injustice. He recalls police brutality against Black voters and diners during the historic fight for civil rights, describing the recurring scenes of suppression and masked prejudice as the cruel, unchanging chorus of the era.
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South
If Only If Only Lilacs Bloom From Dead Earth
A reflective piece on Greenwood Mississippi and the civil rights struggle. It cites voter registration denial by registrars over a century and the role of federal injunctions in opening books. It notes outsiders stirring unrest and the lasting repression facing Black citizens seeking constitutional rights.
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T. S. Eliot
Mississippi
Dead Land
Greenwood
Dick Gregory
Miss
Inland relocation of government framed by Olin Johnston
Senator Olin Johnston of South Carolina jokes that moving government inland would keep “bad guys” from finding it. The column notes chambers of commerce drawing up brochures showing concentric-circle town centrality while urging caution, comparing it to attracting a shoe factory.
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Washington
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Mudgeville
Government To Stay In Washington Won’t Move Capital
A column questions Mudgeville as a potential capital, noting federal needs for high level influence and skilled staff, not local labor. It argues tourism and sentiment won’t outweigh entrenched investment in the present capital, predicting no move soon due to abundant Capitol memorabilia and products.
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Sam
Mudgeville
Paris
Free World
Washington Senators
Washington Monument
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Kennedy Faces Renewed McClellan Probe On TFX Contract
Senate and House move to reexamine Defense Secretary McNamara's TFX contract decision with General Dynamics. McNamara argues the choice saves money, but technical witnesses challenge his reasoning and question his knowledge and judgment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
McClellan Committee
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
General Dynamics
Boeing
Senate Faces New McNamara Attack Amid $5 Billion Defense Deal
The article notes a sweeping defense contract surpassing five billion dollars and a Senate inquiry into foreign influence on elections. It highlights White House reliance on defense secretary and political adviser, with Democrats holding large majorities yet displaying cautious, restrained rhetoric ahead of November 1964 elections.
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White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
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Broadway
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Czar
Lenin
Trotsky
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Harry S. Truman
CBS
Truman Library
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Drew Pearson
Defense Department
America
Ohio
Pearson
Alevaidsfe
Olympus
Interlandi
Ralph McGill
Don Marquis
McGis
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Washingington
Hiram P. Mudge
Doris Fleeson
Fleeson
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