ACLU Marks Tenth Anniversary As Defender Of Rights
Editorial praises the Arizona branch of the American Civil Liberties Union on its tenth anniversary. It argues the group protects constitutional rights for all despite criticism from right wingers. The piece highlights volunteer lawyers and landmark cases on free speech fair trials desegregation voting rights and more.
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World Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Arizona
American Civil ‘Liberties Union
Lincoln’ Rockwell
Robert Welch
Bedfellows
Nixon debate over eliminating inaugural parades
The passage argues against traditional inaugural parades noting they are costly and clutter, and claim Nixon could be a good president without a parade. It cites the Scottsdale Parada del Sol as an example of a simpler celebration and questions the need for excessive January weather risks and city cleanup after such events.
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Richard Nixon
Scottsdale’s
Parada del Sol
Nixon
McCarthy Donors Fund Keeps Trumpeting Run in DC
In Washington, Eugene McCarthy appears active with a campaign headquarters in a Capitol Hill Hotel and a registered fund raising committee named The McCarthy Donors Fund. Records show $67,605.80 raised and $66,800 disbursed as of Nov. 10 from 99 contributors, including 34 women and several New York donors.
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Washington
Eugene’ McCarthy
McCarthy
First Street
S. E
Capitol Hill
House ~ of Representatives
New York ‘State
Paper committees and donors fund mystery questioned
A financial report by Mrs. Susan King outlines $5,000 to the Diroff committee Boston and $1,000 to the Joseph Diroff committee while noting most donor groups are paper committees. She questions how inquirers learned of the Donors Fund and remains unaware of the committee connections and funding sources. McCarthy’s Senate office encapsulates the secrecy around the Capitol Hill hotel suite rental since June.
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D.C
Joseph Diroff
Boston
Susan King
The
Capitol Hill
McCarthy
Senate
Scottsdale Area News Briefs Reflect Local Sports and Community Events
The Cottldale A football team won the District championship for the second straight year with a 4–0 record and 136 points. Tonto B girls volleyball also claimed their division title, remaining undefeated. Scottsdale merchants outline Christmas plans including a children's parade on Nov 9, chaired by Carolee Gray and Irma Maas. Boots Smith dies at 340 E Main St, survived by wife, a son, a daughter, eight grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Scottsdale High School Band aims for Chicago band conference funds after a successful fundraiser. Scottsdale Bish School football defeats Catalina HS 20–13. Herbert E. Shipp, 74, father of Earl Shipp of Scottsdale, dies in Phoenix. survivors include Rev. Charles Shipp and Vernon Shipp, 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Scottsdale Lions Club launches two-day drive to recruit donors for Arizona Eye Bank.
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Tonto School
M. Odell
Tonto
W. Wickliffe
Herbert E. Shipp
Earl. Shipp
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles Shipp
Vernon Shipp
Deep Quest and Sea Quest push limits of undersea exploration
Larry Shumaker, head pilot for Lockheed's Deep Quest, describes dives to 8 000 feet off San Diego and a 35 800 foot bathyscaphe Trieste mission, noting 200 000 psi hull tolerance, 4.5 knot speed, and 48 hour endurance. The Sea Quest rescue prototype aims to ride a submerged submarine and attach to the hatch for rapid recovery.
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Larry Shumaker
Lockheed
Glenn Minard
San Diego
We Werd
Pete Summers
Don Saner
Deep -Quest
Shumaker
Bob
Nixon purge of Bliss sparks wide Republican backlash
The purge reports sending Ray Bliss as party chairman triggered a major backlash among state chairmen, governors, and lawmakers. Nixon allies fault Bliss while others urge retention, with figures like Scranton Rhodes and Ford pressing to keep him amid internal party strife and rumors of replacement.
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Washington
Nixon
Ray-C. Bliss
Bliss
Congress
Gee Janescept
Nifeon
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Gersald Ford
Michigan
House
Richard Kleindienst
Arizonia
Defer No Time Delays Have Changed The Year
A reflective note on postponement and change, citing Shakespearean imagery to express weariness and a sense that daily life carries doom. The fragment hints at learning, or lack thereof, and the impact of time on perception.
Birth control pills framed as world water strategy
The piece critiques a militant birth control lobby proposing pills in the global water supply. It satirizes a cocktail party prophecy of public service campaigns and fears of societal disruption, noting slogans from temperance groups and a lurid counterpoint about a peasant couple seeking an unwanted child.
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League For Total
League
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Pleasantville
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Litchfield
Conn
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North Capitol St
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McCarthy Finance Committee
Réaloe Eid
Ae Peater
Presa
John, J . Goldsmith
Robert Allen
Cottldale
Chamber of Commerce
Carolee. _ Gray
Irma Maas
Ralph A
Boots) Smith
Boots
Brown Ave
Eigyseers Andnenedale High
Chicago
Scottsdale Bish
Catalina
H.S. of
Tucson
Scottsdale. Lions . Club
Arizona Eye~Bank, Inc
Jules Verne
New York
Considine
Navy
US. Navy
Naval Academy
Jacques Picard
Trieste
Mariannas ‘Trench
Trieste TI
Hin
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Novak
Rowland
Evans
Arthur Hoppe
Hoppe
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