New Year Wishes From Valley Leaders and Residents
A New Year message list asks Mayor Schrader Senator Goldwater and others for peaceful years health fusion of plans and progress. It envisions improved districts financings K through A S A academic funds and a Central Arizona Project while urging equal rights and community growth.
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Bill Schrader
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Carl Hayden
Arizona Democrats
Charles Holt
Jacqueline Kennedy
A. J. Collins
Ken Williams
Taliesin West
Paradise Valley
Valley of the Sun
Camelback Mountain
Verde Vaqueros
President Johnson
Russia
Cuba
Red China
de Gaulle
Pope Paul
Pope John
State of Israel
Nasser
Middle East
A.S.A
State of Arizona
Central Arizona
al Flowers
Valley
Valley Beautiful Committee
Johnson advisers fragment White House decision process
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describe how Johnson relies on a shifting circle of advisers beyond Kennedy's staff. Drafts for the UN speech came from Sorensen Galbraith and Bushy with Johnson dinners and quick appointments shaping final wording. Kenny O'Donnell's power waned as Moyers and others gained influence amid an emergency transition. Halleck emerges as the big beneficiary of Johnson's clashes with Republicans over foreign aid.
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Kennedy
White House
Kenneth O'Donnell
Lawrence F. O’brien
McGeorge Bundy
Theodore Sorensen
Johnson
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Harry Truman
Mr. Johnson
State Department
Sens
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Rep
Jack Brooks
Texas
Homer Thornberry
Congress
Clark Clifford
Washington
Truman
Thomas Mann
Ted Sorensen
Burt
Sorensen
John Kenneth Gailbraith
Harvard
Horace Bushy
Businessman’s
Bushy
Kenny O’donnell
O’donnell
Bill D. Moyers
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Hopkins
Sherman Adams
Kenny O'Donnell
Charles Halleck
House
Halleck
Canitol Hill
Reflections on a Nervous World in Early 1964
Ralph McGill surveys the global stage as 1964 opens. He notes eased cold war tensions with the Soviet Union, Johnson’s aim to maintain reductions, and Kennedy era moves toward nuclear containment. He references the Cuban missile crisis’s sobering impact and calls for continued negotiation to curb nuclear threats. He then alludes to Red China’s belligerence as a third factor shaping the era.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Sverdlovsk
Cuba
American National Party
Soviet Union
Earth
Red China
Caution Rules Dominate As 1964 Opens
The piece analyzes cautious optimism amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union and China. It notes Dean Rusk backing the Soviet position, Chou En Lai's Africa visit, Viet Nam’s Asian stalemate, and Latin America’s shift from feudalism toward political and economic participation amid potential turmoil and unemployment concerns.
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Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
China
Peking
Chouen-lai
Africa
Viet Nam
Europe
Latin America
Moscow
Central
South America
Castro
Crystal Ball Gazing by Bob Considine on 1968 Outlook
Veteran reporter Bob Considine predicts a Johnson victory at the Democratic convention and in November, with strong Labor support. He foresees Nixon regaining momentum, Goldwater as a running mate, and shifts in cabinet posts. The piece also envisions spaceflight, world events, and sports outcomes, ending with a tongue‑in‑cheek caveat.
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New York
Johnson
Considine
Pravda writer challenged on Leninism and Cold War
Pascoe Drummond critiques Yuri Zhukov of Pravda over peaceful coexistence and Soviet actions in Berlin Cuba and Hungary. He raises questions about Leninism, non interference, and freedom of choice for Eastern European peoples, citing a Berlin shooting incident as context.
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Washington
Yuri Zhukov
Pravda
Moscow
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Red China
West Berlin
West
Cuba
Hungary
Drummond
Y. Z
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
The Old Man and the Immovable Universe
An elderly man endures bitter wind while guarding a scythe and an hourglass. A child in a ribbon marked 1964 urges him forward as laughter echoes from a distant party, hinting at a shifting cosmic order and the man’s reluctant stewardship.
Old Man 63 Guides Boy Through Timeless Times Square
An elderly man and a brash youth discuss time and fate as the boy, with a scythe, heads toward Times Square. The child boasts a Huckleberry Hound wrist watch and recalls eras from 1563 to 1962, while the aged figure laments lost hours before fading away.
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Snug Harbor
Times Square
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ralph McGill
McGill
Olympus
Interlands
Bob Considine
South
Sherman
Mississippi
JFK
LBJ
Eugene McCarthy
Middle West
Kennedy Brothers
Robert Kennedy
Leverett Saltonstall
U.S. Senate
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lodge
Scran
Nixon
Pat Brown
California
Brown
GOP
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Trish
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Khrushchev
Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
Congo
Angola
Sudan
Jack Ruby
Pope
Holy Land
Athenagoras I
India
U.S
New York World’s Fair
John Glenn
Ohio
West Germany
Formosa
Air Force
Joe Cronin
Ford Frick
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Dodgers
N.L
Pascoe Drummond
Yalta
East Germany
Press Association
Berlin
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Pop
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