America needs new leadership as Nixon faces impeachment
An editorial declares the United States leaderless with Richard Nixon unable to govern. It argues the President has become defensive, cites Republican losses in Michigan and House inquiries, and urges resignation or immediate impeachment to restore vigor and security at home and abroad.
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United States of America
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Europe
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
United States
Congress
Scottsdale Honored in All-America Contest Despite Honorable Mention
The piece argues Scottsdale deserved first place in the All-America City competition. It notes changes over recent years, citizen involvement, expanded parks, attractive public structures, and growth management. The author laments judges’ possible biases and predicts future recognition.
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Scottsdale
Doolittle Raiders Toast at Reunion Retired General Leads Ceremony
The surviving Doolittle Raiders, once 80 strong, gather in memory at an Air Force base reunion with Jimmy Doolittle among the key figures. The ceremony includes a silver goblet toast for fallen teammates, a nod to the Tokyo raid's turning of wartime momentum, and plans for 30 to 35 survivors to attend this year with families.
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Jimmy Doolittle
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Comuntry
Serusient
Alameda
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Doolittle
Air Force
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8Th Army Air Forces
Europe
Okinawa
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Deshazer
J. Day
Matsuo Yoshida
Yoshida
Kyoto
George Barr
Ted Lawson
Lawson
Doc White
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Springs
War on crime and law enforcment urged in Scottsdale
A letter to the editor from Louis N. Blumenthal in Scottsdale argues for a united, nonpartisan response to rising crimes in the Phoenix metro area. He calls for harsher penalties not to deter crime, stressing certainty and swiftness of prosecution and the need for a crime commission to monitor courts.
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Phoenix
Louis N. Blumenthal
Scottsdale
House panel advances metric conversion plan amid cost concerns
The House Rules Committee voted to send a metric conversion bill to the floor after three amendments by Rep. Matsunaga. Proposals include SBA loans for firms, grants for workers tools, retraining funds, and aid for job losses. A Metric Conversion Board would lay out a ten year voluntary plan, with a 15 year extension under another amendment.
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House Rules Committee
House
Ben Matsunaga
Hawaii
Small Business Administration
Matsunaga
Kissinger faces tough Golan peace push from Washington trip
Secretary of State Kissinger plans another Middle East visit to disentangle Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights as part of Geneva conference efforts. Israel and Syria press competing peaces proposals amid Israeli leadership uncertainty and Soviet reluctance to pressure Syria.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Suez
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Golan Heights
Russia
United States
Israel
Golan Front
Syria
Hikmat Chehabi
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