Brezhnev Speech Signals Possible Shifts in Soviet Policy
Editorial notes Brezhnev's six hour Moscow address urging a world disarmament conference and bans on chemical and biological weapons. It hints at possible environmental cooperation, potential Warsaw Pact dissolution talks, and shifts in Kremlin thinking that could affect US Soviet relations and global tensions.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
State Department
Brezhnev
Russia
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Kremlin
Scottsdale Signs to Guide Travelers Come Home
Scottsdale will gain directional highway signs as the Highway Department places markers in the metropolitan area with support from the Chamber of Commerce and Sen. John Conlan. The move aims to help tourists and merchants by recognizing Scottsdale’s location on Arizona highways.
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Highway Department
Scottsdale
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
John Conlan
Rise of Rizzo reshapes Philadelphia mayoral race
In Philadelphia, Frank Rizzo the longtime police chief gains strong white voter backing and solid black support. Polling shows 93 percent positive rating among whites and 60 percent among blacks, with Rizzo leading modestly in the Democratic primary over opponents Green Williams and Cohen.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Rizzo
James Tate
Tate
Oliver Quayle
William Green, Jr
Green
Hardy Williams
David Cohen
25Th
Rep. Green
Kensington
Williams
Congressman Green
Speaking frankly Marriage requires some immaturity
Mary McGrath argues that marriage often tests women to grow up fast as men cling to immature behavior. The piece suggests many husbands expect wives to shoulder blame and silence complaints while a crisis may force real maturity, with some couples only improving when a major crisis occurs.
Pentagon probes F-14 costs as Senate panel weighs audit
The Military Preparedness Subcommittee led by Sen. John C. Stennis orders a General Accounting Office audit of the Grumman F-14 program amid rising costs and a crash. The Navy plans about 1 billion dollars in the coming year for 48 more planes, with renegotiation likely as production costs drift higher.
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Pentagon
Navy
Senate
Subcommittee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
General Accounting Office
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Senate Armed Services
Grumman
Let the Seller Beware dissecting consumer rights
Scottsdale Library staff review of James Bishop’s Let the Seller Beware argues the American consumer confronts inflation and a shrinking dollar. The book analyzes consumer rights and the role of individuals in the economic system, noting Ralph Nader as a catalyst and detailing ways readers can learn how to beat the system.
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Scottsdale
Ralph Nader
United States
James Bishop
Library shelves offer guides on saving and wise buying
Reading room notices highlight consumer education books such as Getting the Most for Your Money by Anthony Scaduto and How to Get More Money in Running Your Home by Merle Dowd. Other titles include Champagne Living on a Beer Budget and The Consumer's Handbook with price surveys from the Arizona Consumers Council.
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Anthony Scaduto
Merle Dowd
Mike
Marilyn Ferguson
Buyer’s Guide Magazine
Ella Gale
Brookings Institution
Brooking
John L. Springer
Sidney Margolis
Joel Lieber
Arizona Consumers Council
Consumer Federation of America
Most popular books at the library this season
The library’s top ten list features Stewart’s The Crystal Cave Caldwell’s Great Lion of God Drury’s The Throne of Saturn Reich’s The Greening of America Reuben’s Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex Shaw’s Rich Man Poor Man Bristow’s Calico Palace Stone’s The Passions of the Mind Speer’s Inside the Third Reich and Uris’s QB VII.
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Stewart
Caldwell
Drury
Reich
America
Reuben
Shaw
Bristow
Calico Palace
Stone
Speer
Uris
Campus unrest described as brewing by Jaycees study
A 14 campus Jaycees study says students broadly condemn the Vietnam War and distrust officials, media, and justice, labeling the education system irrelevant. It urges Nixon to appoint a young peoples ombudsman and a Hoover Commission style overhaul of higher education with stronger student government.
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New York
Nixon
America
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
White House
Hoover
Herbert
J. Edgar
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Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
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