Scottsdale Chamber Counts Achievements In 1966 Progress
Guest editorial notes 1966 actions by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce with 300 members on 21 committees. Highlights include a new resort tour brochure, a $62,000 national ad program, 115000 brochures distributed, industrial site prospects, airport land for future industrial park, National Indian Arts Exhibit draw, plans for 1967 arts festival, Cubs spring training return, Senior Golf Fiesta revenues, Parada del Sol success, downtown Scottsdale improvements, civic center bond support, education and health initiatives, and courses on politics and courtesy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
Utopia
Thunderbird Field
Chicago Cubs
Scottadale
Scottstie
Jaycees
Chamber
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Rd
Indian School Rd
New Civic Center
Drummond: Goldberg Thant peace move could shift Vietnam talks
Roscoe Drummond argues the Goldberg Thant initiative marks the most significant diplomatic push since 1965. It unites Thant with the U S, invites direct contact with the National Liberation Front, and seeks an immediate cease fire as the first step toward negotiations.
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Drummond
United States
Johnson
Thant
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Timely Reflections on Time From Famous Sayings
A collection of quotes notes time as money value and life. Voices include Franklin and Goethe urging prudent use of time. Burroughs and Penn warn about misusing moments while Chesterfield highlights seizing each instant.
Moderates face uphill battle as Murphy gains GOP Senate chair bid
In a repeat of 1964 dynamics, Sen. George Murphy emerges as likely Senate Campaign Committee chair amid disorganization among moderates. Scott’s absence abroad and Dirksen and Tower backing Murphy intensify the contest, while Ohio Democrats plot a Lausche challenge and Gilligan revival for 1968.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Committee
George Murphy
California
Richard M. Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Murphy
Senate
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Scott
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John Tower
Texas
Michigan
George Romney
Morton
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Lausche
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater denounces bombing pause in Vietnam
Opinion piece argues the cease fire harms US goals as Communists gain from a bombing pause. It cites past pauses in 1965 and 1967, notes political leverage, questions accountability for authorizing the current pause, and condemns global peace protests as selective.
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Vietnam
East West diplomacy eyed for 1967 shifts
London dispatch notes 1967 may see moves to thaw Cold War stalemate across Europe East West relations and intra Communist tensions. Vietnam slows talks but Moscow signals interest in broader dialogue, possible US Britain Russia nuclear ban pact seen as first step toward wider East West rapprochement. Red China isolation may drive Soviet-US negotiations.
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Europe
Southeast Asia
United States
Johnson
Kremlin
Britain
Russia
Red China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Scottsdale Daily Publishes Weekly Editions Details
Scottsdale Daily announces editors and staff roles and lists office address at 302 Ball Park Plaza. It notes publication six days weekly and a 1966 postal registration, with service details for subscriptions and circulation.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdal
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Doc" Wright
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