Gardner resignation highlights Washington domestic crisis
Cabinet member John Gardner, secre tary of Health Education and Welfare, resigned amid disputes with policy over urban poverty and discrimination. He warned Congress and the public that neglect of social needs threatens the nation as crime and poverty rise, signaling a policy schism between the Administration and Congress.
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Washington
John Gardner
Inva
Gardner
Congress
White House
Compass auction to boost Valley arts this weekend
Valley residents donate goods for a weekend Compass auction to raise funds for the Symphony Museum and Zoo. Items range from surgeries and TV sets to a vacation in Mexico and a zebra skin, promising wide appeal and cultural support.
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Valley
Mexico
Senate ages face shift as younger performers loom
A wave of retirements and looming contests signals change in the Senate. Veterans such as Lister Hill and Dirksen era stalwarts face departures as younger figures and fresh faces from both parties gain footing amid questions of seniority, regional dynamics, and shifting power in Washington.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Lister_Hill
Alabama
Everett Dirksen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Frank Carlson
Carl
Hayden
Arizona
Senate
Dirksen
Paul Douglas
Charles Percy
Sam Ergin
North
Carolina
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Hill
Kennedy Brothers
Stephen Young
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Johnson
Bayh
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
George McGovern
South Dakota
Ervins and Hickenloopers
Pueblo Ship Surrender Stirs Debate On Navy Security
A critical letter questions the Pueblo surrender to North Korea, arguing the captain failed to prepare for boarding and may have exposed secret surveillance gear and code systems. It claims better contingency measures and air cover could have prevented capture and loss of crew.
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Pueblo
America
Mice and mist: Oak Ridge research builds toward peaceful atom
Ralph McGill describes Oak Ridge lab housing more than 100000 mice kept in varied environments from sterile to germ free. Studies on aging radiation and cancer aim to reveal effects of pollution and environment on humans and how atomic research shifts from wartime aims to peaceful health advances.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Biological ‘Division
National
Labora- McGilliory
The
Pacific
Congratulations on your newspaper award in Arizona Press
A letter to the newspaper editor congratulates the paper on its awards from the Arizona News Paper Association. The writer agrees with the judges on the quality of the newspaper and editorial page and praises Maxine Marshall for her readable food articles.
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Arizona Newspaper Association
Maxine Marshall
Eskimos Rout U S Army Over Hydrogen Bomb Totem Pole
A backward Eskimo, Albert Chukaluk, deflects a U S airborne brigade seeking a hydrogen bomb mistaken for a totem pole. Gen Zip K Zapp fails to seize the artifact as Chukaluk asserts it wards off evil spirits and the army retreats.
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Albert Chukaluk
Albert
Zip K. Zapp
Chukaluk
Gen. Zapp
Airborne
Chukalak
Wright Assistant Publisher delivers December issue
Dec Wright serves as assistant publisher for Vol. VII No. 282, guiding content and editorial direction for the issue. The item notes Wright’s role and the publication’s ongoing production status.
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W. 8
Dec" Wright
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Oklahoma
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Miles
Ralph McGill
Hiroshima
Arthur Hoppe
Jonathan Marshall
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
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Raentber
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