Real imperialism debate of the Twentieth Century
The piece argues that Cold War rhetoric labels the United States imperialist, while the Soviet Union pursues global influence through revolutionary export and subversion. It notes current Kremlin moves in Portugal, Angola, Lebanon and unrest in South America and the Middle East, urging challenge to Soviet aims amid détente.
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United States
America
Vietnam
CIA
Chile
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Portugal
Angola
Lebanon
South America
Middle East
One More Drink Before Leaving A Holiday Drive
A holiday party ends badly as two cars collide on a Phoenix highway. Despite feeling fine, one driver crosses the center line after a few drinks, resulting in both occupants being DOA at the hospital. The report notes such fatal accidents recur annually during this season.
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Phoenix
Doa
Environment article argues Clean Air Act is not no growth ruse
Edward Flatta states the U S Chamber of Commerce criticizes the prevention of significant deterioration provision as costly and growth restricting. He notes EPA–FEA reports misrepresented by the chamber and contrasts with congressional and environmentalist views on air standards and state authority.
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Edward Flatta
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Chamber
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Epa-Fea
National Park
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Turkish arms row worsens impasse with Washington
The long standing U S Turkish arms embargo remains unreconciled and deepens the rift between Ankara and Washington as negotiations stall. Officials warn the U S may struggle to remain Ankara’s chief arms supplier and consider U S base treaty alternatives with Turkey. NATO unity and Cyprus talks loom as Kissinger seeks progress amid Greek Turkish tensions.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Mediterranean
Congress
Washington-Ankara
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ankara
Cyprus
Spain
Senate
Brussels
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Suleyman Demeril
United Nations
Greece
UN General Assembly
Soviet Union
Scottsdale Symphony Debuts With Gershwin and Encores
A Scottsdale audience applauded the new Scottsdale Symphony conducted by Irving Fleming. 75 musicians delivered serious and light works, earning a standing ovation. Encores included LeRoy Anderson, Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever, and a repeat of the Stars Spangled Banner.
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Fleming
LeRoy Anderson
Sousa
Scottsdale Symphony
Elsa J
Roberto Phoenix
Police Criticizes Scottsdale Officers For Too Much Coffee Breaks
A Scottsdale resident complains about local police spending too long in coffee shops and idleing after being told lights were left on in a car. The writer urges officers to refocus on protecting the community and reducing crime.
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Scottsdale
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