Arizona Legislature Faces Tax, Ethics, and Pollution Challenges
The editorial outlines major 28th Arizona Legislature issues. Reassessment reform, school funding, and constitutional changes loom alongside air pollution controls and ethics reforms for state employees. Liquor Department reorganization and government reforms aim to reduce duplication and improve accountability in a Republican-led, new-terms session.
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Arizona
House of Renossenue
CSTE
Supreme Court
Health Department
State Liquor Department
Mde
Ciesre
Brooke as Senator Not Symbol or Sainthood
Roscoe Drummond discusses Edward Brooke’s rise as a U S senator from Massachusetts and the scrutiny he faces as a Black public figure. The piece weighs whether the press Civil Rights leaders and the public will treat Brooke as an individual or as a racial symbol and whether he will pursue his own conservative senatorial aims.
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Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Ator
United States
Washington
Senator Brooke
Sen. Brooke
Edward Brooke
Backlash in Hong Kong Signals Shift in China Policy
Hong Kong observers see growing backlash against Maoist Red Guards and Lin Piao as a sign that moderate leaders like Liu Shaoqi and Zhou Enlai may curb aggressive foreign policy toward Vietnam and confront Moscow. The strategy is to let the Cultural Revolution exhaust itself while moderates gain influence.
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Hong Kong
Lig Shao Chi
Marshal Lin
Red Guards
China
Peking
Liu
Soviet Union
Chau En-Lai
Chen Yi
Lin
Mao
Hanoi
United States
Viet Nam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Moscow
Indonesia
U.S
Fuchun
Manila University plans strike crackdown sparks student revolt
The article reports East Asia political tensions over a student strike at the University of Manila under Romulo leadership. It notes warnings against expulsions and threats of denial of entry to other Philippine universities, with a plan to address the Supreme Court. A separate city desk item mentions a Hong Kong Mandarin hotel rumor and Tokyo Okura hotel line, plus hydrofoil travel details across Manila Bay.
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Romulo
America
Acre
University of Manila
Recem Visi
Hearst Tag&k& Force
Philipamnes Hh
Considine
Educatio
Philippines
Supreme ‘Court
Cour
Ans
Amie Sasio
Hong Kong
Lindy
Hearst
Okura Hotel
Tokyo
St Ignatius Church
Periodic eye tests to curb blind driving
An editorial argues that weekly traffic deaths show the need for periodic eye exams for drivers. It notes licenses require eye tests only at first issue, with renewals rarely rechecked, and urges states to implement regular vision tests to reduce accidents.
Bobby Jones Receives Capital City Sportsmanship Award
Ralph McGill reflects on Bob Jones as golf legend and the return of the Sportsmanship Award at the Capital City Club in Atlanta. He recalls Jones's Grand Slam year of 1930, his disciplined mind, and his father's proud support, praising the ceremony as warm and fitting for a decent citizen and era.
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Atlanta
Jones
Robert Tyre Jones
Bob Jones
Bobby Jones
Clay
Big Bob Jones
Big Bob
Jim Farley
Shepherds
St. Andrewa
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News Partnership
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U.S. Senate
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Novak
Bob Considine
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Trere
Ralph McGill
the Golf Wizard
McGill
Fielding
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Walter Johnson
Jim Fitzsimmons
Grantland, Rice
Lou Gehrig
Lou Little
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jarry McElfresh
Dec" Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
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Arta
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