Fair trials for all demand timely justice
Editorial argues the U S Constitution guarantees fair trials though delays and last minute lawyer changes in high profile cases like Sirhan Sirhan and James Earl Ray undermine justice. It urges courts to balance fairness with swift proceedings to protect public interest and deter endless postponements.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Scottsdale opens new municipal library in community focus
A newly opened Scottsdale library gains praise for its design and use by children and adults alike. Librarian Brad Simon and architect Bernnie Gonzales receive recognition for creating a space that showcases education and culture, with the facility expected to attract residents, visitors, and local businesses for years. The staff offer help and the Christmas break is highlighted as an ideal time to introduce children to books.
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Bernnie Gonzales
Agnew blocked from Humphrey office during Capitol visit
Vice President elect Spiro T. Agnew arrived with Secret Service to inspect Humphrey quarters but was refused entry to Humphrey's ceremonial office. Guards then allowed access to five of six workrooms in the Senate office area while the sixth security room remained locked. Humphrey allies seek a full investigation. a farewell letter by William Connell hints at a 1972 presidential bid.
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Residents protest January 68th Street construction impact
Mrs Robert B Dunn Sr of 3108 68th St Scottsdale voices concern over the planned January start of the 68th Street improvement from Osborn to Camelback. She warns winter visitors and tourist traffic will suffer, affecting Holiday Park and nearby apartments, urging consideration of timing and economic harm to local small operators.
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Old order changes in 1968 political world
Ralph McGill discusses a divided Democratic scene ahead of the 1968 election and the challenge of forming a coalition of the concerned. He notes urban contrasts for Nixon and Goldwater, the Roosevelt coalition remnants, and doubts any party can unite the poor and reformers to address basic societal problems.
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Lindsay May Run for Mayor Than Presidency
The piece discusses John Lindsay possibly abandoning his mayoral post amid New York City’s pressures while Rockefeller seeks a fourth term in Albany. It also covers Apollo 8 prep, detailing museum-scale challenges of moving the massive launcher, crawler, and gear, and the mission’s path to the moon and back.
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