Editorial Preview in Maricopa County Attorney Race
The county attorney race in Maricopa County features three Democrats and one Republican. Moise Berger, longtime assistant to Robert Corbin, represents the GOP. Among Democrats, Art Rogs is touted as the strongest candidate, with prior roles as US attorney and Interior Department attorney. Pat Eldridge, previously with the department, carries a controversial record. Sol Hamberger remains politically unknown, with little opinion offered by consulted lawyers.
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Maricopa County
Deepes
Moise Berger
Robert Corbin
Art Rogs
United States
The
Partment of
Interior
Pat Eldridge
Department
Eldridge
Sol Hamberger
Convention Nerves and Calls for Reform Highlight GOP Speeches
A bored consensus marked the Republican convention as seven and a half hours passed from the first nominating speech to the roll call. Hubert Humphrey urged streamlining while Senator McGovern pressed for reform to curb demonstrations and limit speeches so the convention focuses on nominating a candidate.
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Hubert Humphrey
Sen. McGovern
South Dakota
Humphrey's Dilemma on Vietnam at Chicago Convention
Washington- Vice President Hubert Humphrey faces a tough choice as Johnson backs a cautious Vietnam plank. White House advisors and Senate allies press for a compromise to avoid a floor fight and appease antiwar critics, while Humphrey’s team splits between hawks and doves.
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Johnson
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Vietnam
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Chicago
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Charles Murphy
Murphy
Civil Aeronautics Board
White House
Mondale
Minnesota
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Lawrence F. O’brien
Robert F. Kennedy
O’brien
Long
Mr. Johnson
O'Brien
McCarthy
William Connell
Mondale and
Harris
Humphreyie
David Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Florida raises cigarette tax sparks DIY rolling boom
The state tax hike makes a pack cost roughly 50 cents per, driving demand for rolling machines which sell out overnight. Healthwise, critics warn against the practice, but proponents anticipate a reduction in nicotine intake as smokers roll their own. The piece notes the visual of tobacco drop and string tying as the habit evolves toward lemon drops.
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Florida
Slips Surface From Old News Snippets
A collage of brief clippings mentions an Oxon Hill couple seeing a girl in 1960, Ritz Brothers in business for 73 years, FAA rules on vertical separation, art statues clothed in underwear, a 22-year-old man decapitalized after a bridge collision, a proverb about faith and wife, the Bush family retreating to Williamsburg, and other scattered notes from various outlets.
Humprey faces open election quandary in Vietnam stance
Hubert Humphrey presents an open election concept for South Vietnam at a National Association of Counties speech, claiming it allows all groups to vote and run. Aide cites inclusion of the Communist dominated National Liberation Front, while Humphrey later avoids confirming NLF participation and stands by his text. The mix of statements and omissions leaves his position unclear.
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Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Washington
National Association of Counties
Humphrey
Vietnam
Sr Seren E
South Vietnam
Sacramento girl outsmarts Russians on hijacked airliner
Nancy Jacquier from Sacramento photographed two MIGs forcing a Seaboard DC-8 to land at a Soviet airbase in the Kurile Islands. She hid a $10 camera inside an oxygen mask and endured 56 hours of confinement before the plane and passengers were released. Jacquier, who resigned from Seaboard after 17 Orient flights, now seeks modeling or photography work.
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New York
Stewardless
Nancy Jacquier
California
U.S
Kurile Islands
Considine
Nancy
Vietnam
Jacquier
Seaboard
Orient
Sacramento
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Infiltrator Counting and The Vietnam Peace Delusion
A satirical interview with Maj. Homer T. Pettibone mocks peace talks by noting a supposed 30 000 infiltrators in June versus 2 500 in July. Pettibone explains two counting methods, jokes about border bushes, and hints August demand depends on official need. The piece ends with a call to the State Department for August estimates.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
Homer T. Pettibone
Maj. Pettibone
Scottsdale Progress Publication Details and Date
Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company from 302 Ball Park Plaza in Scottsdale Arizona with evening editions Monday through Saturday September to May and Monday through Friday June to August. Volume and issue number 150 dated August 22 1968.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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