Daley’s shoot to kill stance fuels urban racial tensions
The piece contrasts Chicago Mayor Daley and New York Mayor Lindsay on handling race riots. It argues that a shoot to kill policy likely increases violence and distrust, while Lindsay’s street outreach and community programs curb unrest. Phoenix is cited as following Lindsay’s approach with job training and education initiatives.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
New York City
John Lindsay
Lindsay
New York
Phoenix
Senator Williams objects to highway billboards in public view
U S Senator John J Williams of Delaware protests highway and government building billboards that show project costs and the share paid by states and the federal government. The Bureau of Public Roads denies buying them but says contractors place them per the Federal Highway Act. He urges an end by the bureau or a legal change due to wasted money and little public value.
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U.S
John J. Williams
R.-Del
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
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Congress
Commission
Newark
Detroit
Washington
East Europe revolutions push U.S. trade openness
Brzezinski argues three intertwined revolutions in Eastern Europe nationalist economic civil rights are reshaping regimes. The United States should expand two way trade and cultural contact to support liberal reforms led by Czechs and others, moving away from Kremlin domination.
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Washington
Europe
Kremlin
March of Democratic
United States
Eastern
East Germany
Russia
Belgrade
Tito
Stalin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
National Assembly
U.S
Johnson
Congress
West
Open state baton twirling contest promotes unity in Arizona
A columnist urges fair play after a controversy over legality of an open state baton twirling event. The piece notes judges from NBTA USTA and independent officials, defending a Scottsdale area twirler and calling for sportsmanship and cooperation among Arizona twirlers.
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Valley
USTA
United States
NBTA
Arizona
Scottsdale
Doolittle Raiders Reunion and War reminiscences
Gen. Jimmy Doolittle leads planned reunion of 80 Raiders at Fort Walton Beach Florida with a sea reenactment from Pensacola aboard the carrier Lexington. The event recalls the Tokyo raid 26 years ago and includes Blue Angels and F werebirds performances. Two Raiders died this year and eight Japanese prisoners were captured during the war.
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Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
America
Considine
Fort Walton Beach
Florida
Pensacola
Lexington
Hornet
Japan
Doolittle
Bill Pound
George Barr
China
Blessing of Food Sponsored by Polish Community
Reader thanks coverage of the first annual blessing of food held by Polish people in Scottsdale. The public display of this ancient practice brought joy to many, according to Rev. Edward J. Wajda PhD of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Edward * J. Wajda
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Looters through the ages and a 1960s sociological view
The article traces looting from historic revolutions to modern riots, describing looters as social symbols in crises. It cites the 1967 riots and Washington D C data showing demographics, education, and employment patterns, then argues shooting is no longer acceptable and calls for nonviolent crime control and social reform.
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France
Scottsdale Town Council hires marshal for parking enforcement
The Scottsdale Town Council unanimously created a new parking enforcement post with Hugh Suttle appointed. Kibby Barwick, a Maricopa County deputy, to handle calls 24 7 at a salary of 550 dollars monthly with 36 dollars monthly radio rental. The council also approved police radio at Town Hall and warned overtime parking fines. The Chamber of Commerce Spring Roundup is set for May 2 at Camelback Inn with Roland Feltman as chairman and Miss Mary Jane Haskin as co chair. The Arizona Associated Plumbing Heating and Piping Contractors annual convention opened at the Valley Ho Hotel with 300 delegates registered. Carl R. Tisor, 76, longtime Scottsdale resident and attorney, died at home with survivors including a son and daughters. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Scottsdale
Hugh Suttle
Kibby Barwick
Maricopa County
The
Arizona Associated Plumbing, Heating ,and Piping Contractors
Valley Ho
J. G. Stertz
Arizona Association
Carl R. Tisor
Arizona
First St
Carl D
Greenwood Memorial Park
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