Can Arizona Go It Alone on the Central Arizona Project
The editorial notes hearings on state pursuit of the CAP appear one sided as lawmakers push ahead. Assistant City Manager Charles Esser questions why Phoenix was not consulted on rates while Sen. Ray Goetze defends the project. A Yuma resident warns depletion risks, Carl Chafin argues water subsidies favor farmers, and urban taxpayers may bear the cost.
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Call for strict gun control after Kennedy era deaths
In a stark op ed the New York Times cites annual firearm deaths in the United States and urges federal action. It argues buyers and sellers should face tighter regulation to reduce needless casualties and notes statements from law enforcement officials on easy access to firearms.
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Personal crusade to curb crime and civic action
Roscoe Drummond argues individuals must act now to reduce crime. He cites 16 year olds as a high offender group and urges readers to secure preventions at home, improve lighting, lock homes, and avoid signaling occupied status. He calls for citizens to organize locally to pressure officials and start a nationwide crusade.
U.S. stance firm on bombing North Vietnam after Tet
Evans Novak report says President Johnson rejects a halted bombing without reciprocal slowdown from the Communists. Moscow signals restraint but hints at increased pressure. Russians seek a settlement as China grows more erratic, while Hanoi fears aid flows shifting from Russia to Saigon. Politicians sense Moscow favoring a settlement.
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Pope Paul
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Motion Picture Workmen’s Compensation Amendment Sought in Arizona
Mary Mizell of Scottsdale urges the Arizona Legislature to pass an act excluding the motion picture industry from certain workmen’s compensation penalties. She notes lobbying by major studios, compares with New Mexico, and says the change would attract industry and employment for Arizonans in film TV and theater.
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Sunshine
McGill CIA and the Students at World Councils
Ralph McGill notes a serious error in channeling CIA funds through foundations to fund two American students at world councils in the 1950s. He argues the decision lacked proper approvals, reflects Cold War tensions, and harmed U.S. credibility while noting that other governments financed delegates openly.
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Peking
Korea
U.S
Goldwater Critics Indian Socialism Fails Economic Free Market Case
Barry Goldwater argues India's fourth general election under socialist policies shows systemic failure. He cites Bihar famine, red tape, and government control of industry as obstacles, urging a shift toward economic freedom and private enterprise to improve food and industrial progress.
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Bihar
Washington
New Delhi
Scottsdale Progress publication details and staff note
Scottsdale Daily Progress issues publication details including editors Jerry McElfresh and W B Doc Wright, operating evenings Monday through Saturday from Scottsdale, Arizona with office address 302 Ball Park Plaza and contact number 047-7544.
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