Washboard road on Monte Vista prompts repairs
A Progressive editorial laments the washboard condition of Monte Vista Avenue between Coronado and Camelback and urges immediate repairs to prevent accidents. It notes undeveloped land and funding gaps but argues that initial expenditure now could save headaches later. The piece mentions a recent resurfacing a block south where pavement was not terrible.
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Coronado
Camelback
Reid
A Pinch on the Pocketbook for Traffic Safety
Editorial argues insurance rate hikes, rising premiums, and higher payouts push safety. It warns bad risk drivers may drive uninsured, harming motorists and pedestrians. Calls for constant enforcement and license suspension to accompany price penalties.
President Johnson Finds Company in Senate Minority Leader Dirksen
In a rare evening visit, President Johnson joined Senate minority leader Dirksen and colleagues for a lengthy discussion over root beer and a scotch. The meeting highlighted Johnsons cordial Republican ties and his strategy to maintain influence with key senators.
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White House
Dubnson
Mike Mansfieldss
Montana
Senate
Johnson
Mansfield
Everett
Illinois
Everett Dirksen
Thrusten EB. Mortor
Kentucky
Winston Prouty
Vermont
Mary Brooks
Natoaral
Glee Gomien
Vans Novak
Mr. Johnson
Dirksen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Victor Johnston
Campuon Committee
Johnston
Truman
Editor's Mailbag Responds to Hiroshima Controversy
A reader rebukes an Aug 6 editorial and defends Hiroshima as a wartime necessity. He argues Japan attacked first, praises Truman for dropping the bomb, and criticizes antiwar sentiment while urging support for American unity and patriotism. He cites Arizona State University conservation work and defends confronting communism abroad.
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Scottsdale Progress
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Just a little flaw in war policy sparks debate
Barry Goldwater critiques Johnson's Vietnam stance as half hearted arguing the air campaign aims to curb North Vietnam's support for the Viet Cong and to punish them slightly. He warns that vague goals risk enabling communism and failing to secure a decisive victory.
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North Viet Nam
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Spaceflight risks loom as Cooper and Conrad near liftoff
The piece discusses Cape Kennedy preparations for the Gemini mission with astronauts Cooper and Conrad, detailing mirrored safety systems, potential disaster scenarios, and public interest in spaceflight safety. It cites expert letters about Soviet space activity and NASA’s cataloging of orbital debris.
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Conrad
National Space Agency
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Kennedy
Houston
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Croesus
Jofanbin Marshall Editors and Publisher Ad Listing
Dan Byrne Publishing Company in Scottsdale Arizona lists Jofanbin Marshall as editor and publisher. The notice appears in a local issue dated August 18 1965 with page and volume details.
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of Plaza
Scottsdale
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