Editorial: Computers to match cars with buyers
In a progress editorial the writer mocks car names and buyer psychology while noting the flood of models from GM Ford and Chrysler. The piece argues the solution is to use computers to match cars with buyers to reduce confusion and prevent buyer regret.
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Beck General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Caprice
Sting Ray
Nustang
Marlin
Bonneville
Gourne
Detroit
City urged to create summer youth jobs in Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials urged local businesses to hire high school and college students for summer work. The call aligns with President Johnson’s national goal of one million youth jobs, arguing training benefits both future employees and city beautification. Clean-up efforts could be year-round to address vacant lots canals and alleys remaining dirty.
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Scottsdale
Johnson
Democrats and the War in Saigon Turmoil Split US Opinion
Evans Novak argues the Saigon turmoil threatens Johnson's Viet Nam policy and domestic support. The piece reviews how Saigon's instability tests Johnson's stance, outlines Republican critique led by Stassen and Shafer, and calls for clear White House explanation of why continued Vietnam involvement serves U.S. security interests.
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Jashington
Sai
Jis
Son
Johnson
North
Saigon
U's. S
Viet Nam
Stassen
Raymond Shafer
Wilfiam Scranton
Shafer
Hartford
Conn
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Congress
U.S
Southeast Asia
Senate
Medicine in Territorial Arizona review highlights frontier medicine
Frances E. Quebbeman’s Medicine in Territorial Arizona from the Arizona Historical Foundation surveys medical practice from Indian shamans to statehood. The study, aided by 80 photographs, notes figures like Dr. George E. Goodfellow and Dr. Leonard Wood, and covers milestones from the 1859 medical reports to the 1910 constitutional convention.
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Territorial
Arizona
Frances E. Quebbeman
Arizona Historical Foundation
Phoenix
Arizona Medical Association, Inc
Scottsdale
Tucson
U.S. Navy
Territory
B. B. Moeur
Alexander Tuthill
Moeur
Tempe
B.’J. di, Irwin
Silas St. John
Dee
Leonard Wood
Geronimo
Wood
Rough Riders
U.S. Army
Walter Reed
The
Arizona Medical Association
Bisbee
Voting growth and hurdles in five Deep South states
Ralph McGill and the Southern Regional Council summarize Negro registration gains since the voter registration act. Alabama shows the largest jump, with estimates for five states: Alabama 228000 up 116000 Georgia 243000 up 17000 Mississippi 122000 up 87000 Louisiana 231000 up 68000 South Carolina 174000 up 35000. They note limits of civil rights laws for rural and slum residents and urge planning, education, and costly programs to advance progress.
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Southern Regional Council
Department of Justice
Deep
South States
McGill
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater Decries Britain Cuba Molasses Pact
Barry Goldwater criticizes Britain for buying Cuban molasses and undermining U S embargo and molasses prices. He argues Britain backs South Africa Rhodesia and supports a Vietnam era effort that harms American and British forces. The piece frames alleged imperial reciprocity and strategic tensions in a blunt op ed voice.
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United States
South Africa
Great Britain
Rhodesia
Great ‘Britain
Cuba
Editor Names Draft for Publishment
The fragment lists Donathan Marshall as editor and publisher and Jerry McElfresh as publisher, with Frank Stewart as managing editor and a mangled director title hinting at a newspaper staff roster.
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Jerry McElfresh
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