Looking To Future At Baptist Hospital
The editorial outlines Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale's saturation, plans a master long-range plan with an architect, and emphasizes cost efficiency and the need for qualified staff. It compares modern hospitals to historical care and calls for readiness in emergency rooms while stressing patient care and faith.
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Baptist Hospital of
Scottsdale
General Hospital
Christ
Baptist Hospital
Poetical Defense and Ali’s Draft Board Contrast
An opinionated column contrasts Cassius Clay later Muhammad Ali with Joe Louis and Billy Conn, noting draft board reservations and the boxer’s name change. It mentions Sonny Liston earnings and Navy relief for dependents at Whidbey Island, highlighting wartime service concerns and personal sacrifice.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Clay
Armed Services
Cassius
Muhammad Ali
Arab Legion
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Sonny Liston
Creative Control and Cartoonish Echoes of Public Life
In a brisk column the author satirizes television control over scripts and public figures. It cites Cassius Clay, Khrushchev, Eisenhower, and MacArthur to lampoon media pieties and political omnipresence, noting a writer's plight under network oversight.
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CBS
New Kind Of President Addresses Critics Of Johnson
President Johnson defends his informal White House approach as a new kind of president. The piece notes his high poll ratings six months before the election and describes the political dangers of challenging his image. Atlantic City hosts the Democratic convention with Kennedy family memorials and Aug 27 marking Johnson's 56th birthday.
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Johnson
Atlantic City
San Francisco
No. 1
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Kennedy
Seaboard
Moscow Peking clash seen as pivotal conflict of interests
Roscoe Drummond argues the Peking Moscow feud is a defining struggle shaping the twentieth century. He warns it is not ideological but a battle of national interests with consequences including a weakened world Communist movement and broader Cold War risks.
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Moscow-Peking
Washington
Red China
Soviet Union
Drummond
Peking
Moscow
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Kremlin
China
Asia
U.S
Rumors and Polls Stir VP Pick Speculation
Ralph McGill weighs the 1964 presidential race noting President Johnson may not have chosen a running mate yet. He highlights Robert Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey as vetted contenders with strong records and Dixie standing, while praising Defense Secretary McNamara for cutting waste in the military.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Dixie
Hubert Humphrey
South
Defense McNamara
Dr. Strangelove
Johnson Seeks Running Mate as Decision Looms
The piece notes President Johnson weighs potential vice presidential picks among Humphrey Shriver McNamara and Nixon as the Viet Nam war and civil rights debates unfold. It suggests Kennedy may favor a Massachusetts governorship over the vice presidency and that Johnson has not yet committed to a choice.
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McNamara
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
the Times
Sen. Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Window over the sink divides design and domestic life
A humorous tussle over kitchen layout and gender roles. The piece quotes Bill Vaughan on typical women preferring a window over the sink while typical men dismiss such vanity, arguing dishwashing should stay private. It critiques domestic surveillance and social norms with a sharp, satirical tone.
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Audubon
Typical Male Ignored By Architects
A satirical riff on gender and design critiques presents typical men lamenting closets and kitchen windows. The piece mocks male stereotypes while sparingly imagining a home with naked walls and no visible storage. Local color and social commentary shine through in a tongue in cheek voice.
Javits Opposes Cloture Vote On Civil Rights Bill
United Press International quotes Senator Javits of New York arguing against a cloture vote to end debate on the civil rights bill saying a vote now would be harmful. In Pennsauken New Jersey Kees Lodders comments on his daughter Catherina Lodders marriage to singer Chub Checker calling it fantastic.
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United Press International
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Pennsauken
N.J
Kees Lodders
Catherina Lodders
Chubby Checker
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el Bornets Golf Course
Palm Springs
Cal
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
Marquis Childs
Me Maclear
White House
White Childs House
Roscoe Drummond
Lenin
Denver
UPI
Dennis E. Smith
Boulder
Colo
Smith
R. B. Henry
Henry
Ralph McGill
McGill
Bill Vaughan
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Bermuda
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