Thant to stay as UN chief to pursue peace
The UN Secretary General U Thant accepts another five year term, hailed as best hope for peace after efforts in Viet Nam and crises in Africa Kashmir and the Near East. Backed by Security Council and General Assembly, he may gain sufficient support to push peace efforts.
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U'Thant
U Thant
Viet Nam
Africa
Kashmir
Near East
Security Council
General Assembly
Short in the saddle Roscoe Drummond Soviet pulls a fast one
Washington commentary questions Moscow to New York non stop air service after a Czech arrest of American Kazan-Komarek. The piece argues the Soviet act casts doubt on reliability and safety, urging the U.S. to consider canceling the venture.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York
Drummond
United States
Vladimir Kazan - Komarek
Aeroflot
Paris
Kazan- Komarek
Harvard Travel
Cambridge
Mass
Prague
Kazan
Komarek
Kazan Komarek
U.S
West Berlin
Kazan - Komerek
Dangerous corner at Shea and Scottsdale roads cited as traffic hazard
Residents warn that the Shea Blvd and Scottsdale Rd intersection north of Lincoln Rd is among the worst in Scottsdale with speeding drivers, poor sight lines, a narrow cross section, heavy cross traffic and frequent accidents. A traffic light is urged as a high priority while a major study is planned.
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Scottsdale
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Lincoln Rd
Shea
Shea Rd
Bee Line Highway
Labor leaders quarrel as Reuther stays away from union
Ralph McGill notes quiet in the big House of Labor amid tensions between Walter Reuther and George Meany. He recalls past UAW-CIO rivalries, Meany's views on communist relations, and the long merger aided by Arthur Goldberg. Friction reemerges as Reuther remains absent.
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Big House of Labor
Walter Reuther
UAW
United Automobile Workers Union
Reuther
George Meany
Plumbers Union
Aflcio
U.S
Moscow
Joe Stalin
United States
Meany
CIO
AFL
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Sukarno’s Perilous Court Amid Moslem Wives and Rumors
The aging Indonesian leader Sukarno, de facto stripped of many powers, maintains four official wives and a rotating set of status guests. No.2 and No.3 wives share his weekends. No.4 disputes divorce rumors while No.1 wife Fatmawati remains in London for health treatment. Reports note foreign-born Dewi's glamour and public scrutiny, amid political shifts under General Suharto.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dewi
Devry
Tokyo
Suharto
New Order
Fatmawati Sukarno
London
The Mailbag Sir Letters on privacy and liberty
A reader urges action to protect civil liberties against new devices and surveillance. He cites privacy rights, illegal recording in New York, alleged tapping rooms, polygraph job tests in Scottsdale, and calls for congressional letters to address the threats to personal freedom.
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New York State
Arizona
Congressional
Scottsdale
Tax sharing shows GOP unity across moderate and conservative wings
The piece argues that tax sharing to states, a 1958 Laird idea and a 1964 campaign plank, demonstrates broad GOP unity against central government growth. It rejects labeling it as moderate and warns against factionalizing political gains.
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Republicans. Co
Melvin Laird
Republican House Conference
Washington
Johnson
Waltar Ok Ler
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Wales
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Iivorce
Reno
Las Vegas
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Hartani
Bung
Deni
Europe
Cindy Adams
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Ateast
Lattd
Scottsdale O Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
Diter
Alistant Publisher
Scottsdale Publishing Company
All Park Plaza
Avy
Peth
Arizona Newioree AssociAtion
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