Lindsay Could Be Dark Horse If Nomination Falls Flat
Editorial discusses Mayor John Lindsay of New York City as a potential dark horse for the Republican nomination if a convention produces no clear winner. It notes Lindsay’s feud with Gov. Rockefeller, his appeal to independents, and his strong mayoral record despite a hostile city council.
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John Lindsay
New York City
Richard Nixon
Lindsay
New York
Gov
Rockefeller
Vention
Nixon
Fortas and Thornberry Faces in Political Tug of War
Opponents from the South and rural Republicans try to block Johnson's picks Fortas for chief justice and Thornberry for the court vacancy. They challenge nomination authority and accuse cronyism while noting both judges were recently approved by the Senate.
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Warren Devt
Warren
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Fortas
Thornberry
Judge Fortas
Senate
Intourist guides mix knowledge with limits in Moscow visit
A Pan Am inaugural flight to Moscow recounts how Intourist staff, led by Rob Considine, catered to American diplomats and press. They know much yet constrain movement, guiding tours from Lenin's mausoleum to the Hermitage while blocking off off limit requests and limiting access to Khrushchev. The ambassador calls Moscow life frustrating yet full of curated access.
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Moscow
Tntourist
Soviet Union
Pan ‘Am
New York
Intourist
Red Square
Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Scottsdale gains banking veteran to head First National Scottsdale
Edward J. Larkin named manager of the Scottsdale office succeeding A Vick Swanson who shifts to customer relations and business development. Final plans filed for a half million dollar shopping center at Scottsdale and Thomas Roads including a big food market and a drug store. Robert G Wolfson named among Western Family Magazine Best of the West barbecue cooks for his bacon wrapped steak recipe. Town Council completes annexation of 45 acre Scottsdale Meadows subdivision and approves two deputy sheriffs in addition to planning and zoning appointees Jim Dow and H M Zahl. Thirty five residents of Scottsdale receive academic honors at Arizona State College Tempe during the second semester per Registrar Alfred Thomas Jr.
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Edward J. Larkin
California
Scottsdale
First National Bank
A. Vick Swanson
E.W Duhame
Scottsdale and
Thomas Rds
Robert G. Wolfson
W. Palm Lane
Western Family Magazine
Scottsdale Meadows
Robert Zieder
Blanchard McManus
Jim Dow
H. M. Zahl
Planning and Zoning Commission
Arizona State College
Tempe
Alfred Thomas, Jr
UNICEF Appeal Urges Immediate Aid for Biafra Crisis
In a stark plea, UNICEF warns that up to a billion lives could be at risk as famine sweeps Biafra. The letter urges urgent tax deductible contributions to UNICEF, Red Cross, and Church World Service, listing contact addresses and a Scottsdale representative to channel support.
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Africa
Unicef
United— States—Committee For Unicef
United Nations
N.Y
Church World Service
Riverside Dr
New York City
Fifth Ave
American Red Cross
Observation Mix Leads to Quirky Comment
A hospitalized youngster says he dived into a pool deeper than the water, while a political idea proposes compulsory boot camps for parents to curb juvenile delinquency. Also noted is the Queen Elizabeth retirement plan to Ft Lauderdale as a convention hotel and proposals about ships and England on American soil.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
California
London Bridge
Arizona
Inez Robb on a Dull Campaign in 1968 Miami
In a languid lead up to the presidential sweepstakes and party conventions, Inez Robb notes voter apathy in 1968 with Nixon Humphrey and Rockefeller as familiar faces. She recalls 1964’s intense mail and public battles, contrasts rising discontent and anti semitic sentiment, and fears a sleepier election if Miami cannot rekindle the fighting spirit.
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Miami
Inez Robb
Richard Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
Eugene McCarthy
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
U.S.A
Strength of America: self examination and equal rights
Ralph McGill argues America’s strength lies in its willingness to self examine and uphold free speech even when abused. Harold Howe II criticizes cowboy diplomacy and assimilation pressures, noting lingering segregationist attitudes, yet asserts progress through scrutiny and equal citizenship for all.
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America
Jeremiahs
South
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