Tax Bill Aims to Equalize Home Taxes in Arizona
The house majority plans to introduce a tax revision measure to create a formula that equalizes ice taxes so homeowners in Maricopa and Pima counties will not bear an unfair burden. Scottsdale residents report unclear tax charges and a county raise of 8.09 dollars monthly, totaling 19 dollars, prompting focus on the bill and Rep. Dave Kret's proposal to require mortgage firms to itemize payments.
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Senate
Maricopa
Pima
Scottsdale
Dave Kret
R. Maricopa
Kret
Twocottsdale
Scottsdale appointee named assistant to regional post director
Frank Anderson of Scottsdale takes the new post assisting the regional director in Denver. He will boost outreach in four western states with emphasis on early Christmas mail, postal zone numbers, and field service public information. The post office aims for closer ties between regional headquarters and local offices.
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Frank Anderson
Scottsdale
Arizona
Anderson
Post Office
Denver
Burglars Take Safe From Black Sheep Club
The Black Sheep Club reports burglars did not demand cash but carried off the entire safe after closing. The owner suspects the thieves stayed inside the building and urges measures like floor-chained safes and counting clients on entry and exit.
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Lars
De Gaulle Vexes Allies and Foes Across Decades
The piece labels Charles de Gaulle as the world’s most exasperating public leader. It traces his clash with French military, his exile in England, alliance with Churchill, return to lead free France, and later stand amid bureaucratic strife and splinter movements, shaping a potent but contentious political path.
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New York
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Walter Ulbricht
Germany
Berlin
Charles Andre de Gaulle
de Gaulle
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Old Petain
Othe Lam
England
Winston Churchill
Cross Gaulle
De Gaulle Seen as World's Most Stubborn Man
The article portrays Charles de Gaulle as highly stubborn and combative, facing revolts within the French army, clashes with Western allies over Berlin and NATO, and ongoing atomic testing. It notes opposition from certain Algerian factions and unease in Kennedy’s circle about his independence from UN and NATO command.
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de Gaulle
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
FLN
Berlin
Western Alliance
Kennédy
MacMillan
Khrushchev
NATO
Russia
Geneva
United Nations
Congo
UN Assembly
Algeria
Mediterranean
Barry Goldwater Defends Reagan Era Republican Message
Barry Goldwater argues the nation is losing its purpose under Kennedy and the New Frontier. He criticizes deficit spending foreign policy missteps and seeks Republican unity and a clear philosophical alternative for freedom and national goals.
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Sons of Liberty
Laos
Cuba
Khrushchev
Katanga
United Nations
Goa
Nehru
Berlin
Russia
United States
Democrat Party
New Frontier Chants Chorus Of Our Defeat
A brief excerpt discusses a program to correct past errors and provide new hope for mankind to be free. It ends with a question directed at a reader, asking how they stand on the issue.
Know Your America Q A on Slavery in the Constitution
The question asks if the word slave or slavery appears in the Constitution. The answer notes that slavery is mentioned in the Thirteenth Amendment.
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America
Council Criticized By Taxpayer in Scottsdale Letter
Frederick M. Olden of Phoenix blasts Scottsdale city leadership over what he calls incompetence and broken promises. He cites a sanitary fill incident, poor administration, and election concerns while urging better qualifications from candidates. Mack F. Courtland also voices frustration with incumbents and asks for a school qualifications summary.
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Scottsdale
Cut Taxes Dear Mr Editor Letter Gifts Public Support
A reader expresses pleasure in editorials from your Progress including Goldwater and Lewis Jr and Pegler. The writer notes occasional disagreement with Pegler but generally approves. The letter ends mid thought acknowledging Eleanor-Reese veltsier-Child’s columns.
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Senator Goldwater
Fulton Lewis Jr
Pegler
O.k
Eleanor-Reeseveltsier
Summit Echoes From Lincoln Era Civil War Talks
Ralph McGill notes January 1965 talks on a 1865 summit between Lincoln and Confederate Peace Commissioners. He recalls Fortress Monroe meeting aboard River Queen February 3 with Lincoln Seward and three Confederate commissioners led by Alexander Stephens.
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Lincoln
Fortress Monroe
Seward
Alexander Stephens
Confederacy
Georgia
Jefferson Davis
Stephens
Robert Toombs
Toombs
Davis
South
Davis and Davis Clash Over Armistice and War
An eyewitness recounts a failed summit between Jefferson Davis and Confederate leaders. Davis pressed for armistice with independence terms, compensation, and return of seized property, while Stephens and Lee urged peace. The piece notes Davis’s refusal, Lee’s discouragement, and Stephens’s later harsh critique, suggesting a lesson for the present time.
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Tegrity
Congress
Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Davis
Lee
Mr. Davis
Richmond
Confederate Congress
Jeferson Davis
Atom spy Alan Nunn May takes post in Ghana
Washington reports Dr. Alan Nunn May, the British atom spy, has accepted a professorship in physics at the University of Ghana after serving part of a ten year sentence for passing atom secrets to the Russians. The move is cited as further evidence of cross border Communist operations and personnel exchanges.
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Washington
Alan Nunn May
Ghana
Gerhart Eisler
Lewis
Nazi Germany
United Nee
Germany
Poland
Che Guevara
Argentina
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United and
May
England
Africa
University of
London
Ent
Ghana Council
Atomic Spy Nunn Gets Ghana Job In Nuclear Work
The article reports Alan Nunn May, a confessed Soviet contact from Canada, being assigned to nuclear work in Ghana under President Nkrumah. It notes his espionage past with the Soviet Union, his Montreal Laboratory affiliation in 1944, and a Senate study on Pugwash conferences. The piece frames May as a physicist with dual reputation in science and espionage.
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Nunn
Ghana
Nkrumah
May
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Montreal
Canadian National Research Council
Russia
Canada
England
Alek
Zabotin
Legram
Moscow
New Mexico
Japan
Alan Nunn May
The First Shall Be Last and the Last Shall Be First
A quoted maxim appears to frame a discussion about status and reversal of fortunes. The fragment hints at a moral or religious theme where outcomes invert expectations and authority or merit is unsettled. No concrete events or identifiable entities are present.
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