Scottsdale primary sets stage for city council выбор
Scottsdalians vote tomorrow in the largest candidate slate in the city’s history as 25 seek 3 council seats. With 4 423 eligible voters, turnout may fall short of perfect. a majority could produce an auto matic winner or force a runoff March 28. The city hall at 133 East Main opens 6 to 7 p m and emphasizes prudent spending on issues like annexation and dust control under a new city manager.
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Washington Calling Mail Swamps President
Mail to the President runs to thousands daily with 5 000 letters a day to the White House and 2 000 daily to staff. Readers hail the call to give to country and seek pension, jobs, and guidance while warning on communism and foreign policy. Many letters come from veterans families Catholic and union readers with varied personal pleas and political views.
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Minuteman Test Shines In U S Space Race
New York reports the successful launch of the Minuteman solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral. The three stages delivered a 4 000 mile warhead flight at 15 000 mph, with potential 6 300 mile range and underground silo plans expanding production.
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The Drunk Reporter Legend Lives On In Newsrooms
Ralph McGill recalls how famed drunk writers were often guarded by sober colleagues who forged their work. He describes the boomer reporter archetype who, amid political turmoil, indulged until duty and fate collided, leaving only a sobered yet embittered figure and a lesson on media legends.
Tax law puzzles keep IRS busy and jobs blooming
Washington column notes how tax laws invite complex rulings, creating work for lawyers and IRS staff. It jokes that lawmakers and taxpayers alike struggle to grasp the wording, while headlines about lighter taxes become a jobs engine and a reason to keep the public puzzled.
Snow removal delay blamed on cars, $7 million project
In Trenton New Jersey Jack Andrews of the state highway department laments that the $7 million snow removal job could go faster if two cars on busy stretches were removed. He fears lawsuits if removal damages occur. In London police prepare to break into the actress Sabine Sesselman’s Castleton suite but she calms the scene by opening the door herself and exclaiming about gold decor. Brig. Geo Armstrong, 16, joins a soccer team after being drafted and jokes about not kicking as hard as men. Cambridge University defeats Oxford at Hollywinks in a notable campus contest.
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JFK Overrates Soviet Science in Washington Report
Fulton Lewis Jr. argues that U S claims of Soviet inferiority or strength in science are overstated or exaggerated He cites Lavrentyev and NATO observers noting shortages of scientists in the USSR while Western scientists contend the West leads in basic discoveries Feynman also brands the Soviet system anti scientific and suppressive of open discussion and error disclosure
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University of Illinois
West
Ussr
Eisenhower Hopes Cold Improves for Golf Return
Former President Eisenhower, resting in Palm Springs, Calif, hoped his cold would lift soon so he could return to the golf course.
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