Editorial argues against Grand Canyon dams and favors atomic power
Guest writer cites Secretary Udall remarks to Phoenix Press Club and urges Arizona citizens to oppose Bridge and Marble Canyon Dams. He argues water storage and power from dams are costly and wasteful, advocating atomic power as cheaper and protecting the Grand Canyon valley.
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Arizona
United States
Grand Canyon
Phoenix Press Club
Stewart L. Udall
Bridge
Marble Canyon
Glen Canyon
Hoover Dam
Lake Powell
Southwest
Bureau of Reclamation
Bridge Canyon
Jersey Central Power & Light Co
Niagara Mohawk Corp
Udall
Essense
Congress
Ballet at Geneva Shapes Cold War Debate
Ralph McGill reflects on the July 1955 Geneva disarmament talks as a tentative, symbolic ballet. He notes Soviet restraint, British and Canadian positions, and German and French tensions, stressing that progress hinges on Viet Nam, Germany, and the UN before real disarmament is possible.
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Britain
Wilson
U.S
Viet Nam
Germany
Europe
de Gaulle
United States
Geneva Ballet
United Nations
U.N
Considine notes on dances politics and Brazil
Bob Considine reflects on relief over JFK related rumors fade, dance trends from the foxtrot to modern clubs, and Viet Nam policy criticism. He also notes Brazil’s 1966 presidential election outlook and remarks on political turmoil and public figures.
Taiwan's economic rise and future self reliance
Taiwan transformed from a recipient of American aid into a self supporting economy. Industry and agriculture surged as the island converted a negative trade balance into a surplus. It will forego further U.S. aid, becoming the first underdeveloped country to do so, and now provides technical and economic aid to Asia and Africa.
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New Jersey
St. Vitus
Taiwan
United States
Asia
Africa
Chinese Republic
Brazil's precarious path as its political image shifts
Marquis Childs notes Brazil faces a turbulent struggle as Congress fights to yield. Vice president Joao Goulart leverages power amid land reform talk while owning vast holdings. Gov. Carlos Lacerda leads a strong conservative bid, with Alziro Zarur preaching heavy religious influence. Brazil eyes Brasília's growth and an awakening potential across Parana and beyond.
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Congress
Quadros
Joao Goulart
Red China
Goulart
Belgium
John Birch Society
United States
Alziro Zarur
Jesus
Brazil
Lansdale to Lead New Vietnam Rural Recon Team
Acting under White House sponsorship a team of non military experts led by Maj. Gen. Edward Lansdale will depart for Viet Nam to develop methods closing the gap between government and rural villagers. The mission connects with Saigon officials and the Ky regime as Lansdale operates under Ambassador Lodge with wide latitude.
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White House
Viet Nam
Edward Lansdale
Philippines
Lansdale
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scottsdale Daily Progress details and staff notes
The Scottsdale Daily Progress, published in Scottsdale Arizona, lists its editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher as well as the managing editor T Frank Stewart and advertising director. The paper operates from 302 Ball Park Plaza with a 947-7544 telephone number and notes second class postage in Scottsdale.
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T. Frank
Stewart
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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