Thunderbird Airport proposal sparks cautious Scottsdale debate
Residents sound a measured tone on a Scottsdale Thunderbird Field satellite airport with concerns over land use and a Kansas City developer. The piece urges detailed public explanation, proper site choice, and firm controls on project scope before proceeding, noting FAA and state endorsements but city final authority.
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Scottsdale
Kansas City
Peter Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Federal Aviation Agency
Arizona Department of Aeronautics
Thunderbird
Quotations on Freedom From Founding Figures Through Poets
A collage of historic statements on liberty quotes from Jefferson Epictetus Franklin Roosevelt Gandhi Mahatma and Byron. The selections span religion press expression habeas corpus and personal autonomy reflecting enduring themes of freedom.
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Thomas Jefferson
Nixon still seen as possible 1964 Republican contender
Washington gossip says Richard Nixon, after renouncing future politics, may return if pressures from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and the Goldwater camp push the GOP toward a Nixon candidacy. Nixon’s past platform influence and broad Republican support keep him in play despite 1960 setbacks.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Republican
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Platform
Scranton
Romney
Jfk
Europe
Nixon and Goldwater a Possible Nixon Goldwater Ticket in64
A 1964 scenario toyed with Nixon and Goldwater on a joint ticket backed by Winthrop Rockefeller as Arkansas moves Republican. The piece notes Rockefeller influence, Kennedy civil rights backlash in Arkansas, and the potential for a Nixon Goldwater alignment though unclear.
Arizona Law Explains How Businesses Can Be Financed
The law outlines various business structures sole ownerships partnerships and corporations with many forms. It explains stocks and bonds who owns what when buying bonds you lend money and receive interest not control. It covers preferred stock its fixed dividends and typical loss of voting rights for profit priority.
Featherbedding Big Issue in Rail Dispute and Kennedy Stance
Barry Goldwater criticizes ongoing rail labor talks focusing on featherbedding. He notes the 200000 rail workers face pay rule disputes as Kennedy proposes ICC referrals. Goldwater calls for legislation to ban featherbedding nationwide, aligning Railway Labor Act with Taft Hartley and Lea Acts.
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Congress
Treaties and Peace Ideals Across American History
Ralph McGill discusses how treaties are often ignored or forgotten amid partisanship and fear. He notes Bryan's faith in treaties, the plowshares symbolism, and public longing for peace despite Cold War tensions and looming conflict.
Peace Pact Offers Hope Amid Nuclear Debate
The piece argues for a nuclear test ban as a path to peace, noting public hunger for peace despite right wing opposition led by figures like Goldwater. It warns of strontium-90 in food, praises the treaty as realistic, and suggests it could curb aggression from de Gaulle and China, testing humanity's resolve to confront death with hope.
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Europe
U.S
Sen. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Paris
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchevy
Earth
Charles de Gaulle
Youths Offered Part Time Jobs Stir in Scottsdale
Editors mailbag reports youths in Scottsdale and Phoenix lack summer work. Arizona National Guard Headquarters Company offers 35 openings for part time pay and military obligation. Drip night at the National Guard Armory invites new members. encampment begins August, 11.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
National Guard
Arizona National Guard
Tatfae National Guard Armory
N. 52Nd St
Community letter commends editor on reporting moral concerns
The Scottsdale Water Woman's Club praises recent editorial on immoral behavior in the community. They discuss attention to disease risks and protection of children, noting worries about parents who ignore such issues and the influence of provocative materials on youths.
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Kenneth J. Leonard
Scottsdale
Soullouk
Scottscate
Scottsdale Uater Woman's Club
Quirks By United Press International
A montage of odd briefs from around the world. Nudist convention reports low flying air cones over its camp in Kansas. A Maine sheriff seeks state aid to build a new jail noting the current one is escape certain. Alberta medical school may limit students due to cadaver shortages with 35 to 40 needed per term. A man in Blackpool loses his clothes to rising tides after swimming in his shorts. A UK vacationer receives a misaddressed letter complicating delivery of a package.
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Sycamore Hollow
Kan
UPT
Rolla
UPD
Oliver Lambiel
Edmonton
Alta
T. S.) Meeson
Alberta Medical School
Leeson
Blackpool
England
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China
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Truman
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