Paradise Valley Editorial Questions Town's One Acre Zoning
The editorial argues Paradise Valley’s one acre zoning is snobbish and its no commercialism stance unrealistic. It praises low density living as a buffer against overdevelopment while noting funding limits, police presence, and road conditions may hinder others. A new town manager may shift directions but the town's principles might persist.
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Will Nixon Keep His Promise On the 10 Percent Surtax
The Louisville Courier Journal examines the 10 percent federal surtax tied to Vietnam era spending. Administration officials say it should stay for at least a year longer despite Nixon’s campaign pledge to repeal it. Congress faces liberal and conservative pressures as inflation and wartime costs persist.
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Nasser signals cautious openness toward Israel in exclusive interview
Egyptian leader says he prefers patience and UN aid for peace while denying prior threats to exterminate Israel. He blames UN troop withdrawal for the June 1967 war buildup and asserts solutions must address land and Palestinian refugees together as key to any settlement.
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Our Man Hoppe on Campus Conspiracy Exposed by SSS BOO
A satirical exposé reveals John F. Armstrong leading the Students for a Simpler Society with ties to the Black Organizer's Organization. The piece claims SSS operates from a Skarewe University basement and touts staged campus unrest funded by political campaigns.
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Grayson Kirk
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Critics Question Counterculture Asks What They Offer
An unnamed New York columnist recalls a Central Park scene with a bearded youth and a girl, then denounces 1960s counterculture. He contrasts their lifestyle with established society, cites Vietnam War family ties, and questions the value of the new generation’s ideas versus historic figures and contributions.
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Possible North Korea ship seizure eyed after Pueblo incident
Washington debates a retaliatory seizure of a North Korean cannery vessel in international waters. Senator Richard Russell urges full consideration while noting past executive actions and the Pueblo and EC-121 incidents influence U.S. caution. The move would risk wider war but could deter future provocations amid 56,000 U.S. troops in South Korea.
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