State Hospital Politics: Wick and Clelland at Center
The article argues state lawmakers politicized the State Hospital clash involving medical director Dr. Samuel Wick and administrator Rod Clelland. It claims funding misuse accusations fueled hostility, urges adequate budgets and staff, and warns against turning mental health care into a punitive system without proper resources.
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Rod Clelland
Samuel Wick
Clelland
Dr. Wick
Arizona
Wick
Those Crosswalks Warn Pedestrians To Use Crossing Places
The notice urges winter visitors and residents to obey crosswalk markings for safety as traffic on main streets increases. Pedestrians should stay within marked walks and motorists must take precautions to reduce accidents.
Johnson Sees Strong California Bid in 1964 Election
California Democrats and Republicans alike see Lyndon Johnson as a strong chance to carry California, the state’s 40 electoral votes looming large. The Johnson camp touts ties with Southern California leaders while CDC resistance remains, and party figures note shifting conservative Dems toward Johnson despite earlier skepticism.
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Washington
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry Truman
Johnson
Kennedy
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Eugene Wyman
Assembly
Jesse
Big Daddy) Unruh
Unruh
LBJ
Mr. Johnson
Wyman
Beverly Hills
Sen. Humphrey
Humphrey
CDC
Johnson- Humphrey
Senate
Paul Ziffren
Ziffren
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Lady Bird Johnson
Lodge And Goldwater Stand Apart In GOP Rift
Marquis Childs notes a deep GOP split with Barry Goldwater in Arizona and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. in Bilateral tension over 1964 prospects. Lodge pursues delegates while McNamara faces Viet Cong challenges in Saigon. Nixon surfaces as possible bridge while Democrats face Barnett Humphrey gulf.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Nelson Rockefeller
Saigon
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Money and Morals in Henry Watterson’s View
Ralph McGill introduces a 1906 collection by Henry Watterson, quoting his warning that money corrupts virtue across society from pulpits to Senate seats. Watterson argues the nation’s moral danger lies in money’s grip on human nature, urging enlightened justice and self critique to curb the dollar’s reach.
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Atlanta
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Marie Henry
America
Damocles
Senate
United States
Mr. Watterson
Famed Editor's 1906 Warning Reappears in Memory
Morse Henry warned of moral decline and money worship, urging a revival of virtue for the republic. The essay recalls political resilience through upheavals, noting that public opinion punishes hubris when a society overestimates its power.
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America
Johnson Faces Khrushchev In Relentless Peace Offensive
President Johnson finds Premier Khrushchev quick to respond in the cold war peace effort. Khrushchev sends a 6000 word letter offering steps toward peace while critics say it serves Soviet interests. The piece notes past promises at Yalta Geneva and Cuba and urges a Western agenda with specific proposals.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
Drummond
Ussr
U.S
Mr. Johnson
Moscow
LBJ
State Department
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Mier
Yalta
Europe
Geneva
Germany
Cuba
Understanding Compensatory Damages in Contract Law
This Arizona law column explains compensatory damages for contract breaches. It defines necessary, natural, or probable losses, outlines foreseeability limits, and notes prospective damages may be awarded with reasonable certainty.
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State Hospital Politics
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Robert Novak
Friends
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California Democratic Council
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Marquis Childs
Goldwater
Gop
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Gen
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Robert A. Taft
Harlem
United Nations
San Francisco
Nixon
Ralph McGill
McGill
Morse Henry
Rome
Poscoe Drummond
State Bar of
Olympus
Interlandi
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