Arizona Supreme Court opens preliminary hearings to public
The Arizona Supreme Court struck down Rule 27, allowing public access to preliminary criminal hearings. The decision, supported by Walter Meek’s attorney Mark Wilmer, cites open justice in the state constitution. It aims to curb secret deals and increase accountability in the justice system.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona
Mark Wilmer
Phoenix
Walter Meek
Supreme Court
Postmaster General's Bold Mail Reform Sparks Mixed Reactions
In a comic speech the Postmaster General touts an air or piggyback mail plan to speed service and cut railroad passenger moves. Subordinates cheer while critics question feasibility as comics show delayed en route mail from New York to Scottsdale arriving later than expected.
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Postimaster
O’brien
P. G
Pgs
Washington
P.G
New York
Scottsdale
P.O
Pueblo incident sparks call for tighter U.S. intelligence control
Washington column notes President Johnson and McNamara were not fully informed as the Pueblo seizure occurred amid Vietnam diplomacy. It warns about a two front risk, urges stronger congressional and executive oversight of intelligence to prevent nuclear catastrophe.
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Roscow Drummond
Far East
Thomas B. Ross
Washington
Chicago Sun Times
U.S
Publo
United States
Johnson
North Korea
Vietnam
Defense
McNamara
Sone
United’States
Asia
Francis Gary Powét
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U-2
Dla
High Seas
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
North Vietnam
Pueblo
Executive Branch
Transplant Syndromes Spark Brain Debate in Satirical Essay
In Emory University Wheel, writer George Fox imagines a transplant mix up where brain and political figures switch bodies. The piece explores heart and brain transplants, their limits, and whether mind and soul could transfer with tissue across the human body.
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Emory ‘University
Arizona history and fiction in review notes
A compiled reading list features Fire Incredible Story of Arizona by Francis Feeney, The Kitchen Madonna by Rumer Godden, Murder One by Dorothy Kilgallen. notes praise humor, insight, and crime reporting signatures. Readers see historic Arizona from pioneer days to modern times and a blend of literature and commentary.
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Arizona
Francis H. Feeney
Tempe
Sutscribes
Feeney
Scottsdale Library
Rumer Godden
Viking Press
Dorothy Kilgallen
Random House
America
Margaret Millar
Santa Barbara
Calif
Scottsdale Sets National Library Week Plans and Local Sports
Mrs. Henry Bolles announced committees for National Library Week observance to be held March 16 to 29, naming Scottsdale Woman's Club chair and other local representatives. In sports, Scottsdale High’s basketball team fell to Mesa 54 to 42 in a hard fought game.
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Henry Bolles
Hia
Scottsdale
State of Arizona
National Library Week
Philip Kent
Aof the
Scottsdale : Woman’s Club. Library Board
Bart del Ducca
Clare James Taylor
Wallace Bump
Scottsdale High Ne
Silty
Mesa
Rockefeller drive targets New Hampshire primary
A Romney campaign memo outlines a bold plan to blunt a Rockefeller write-in push in the March 12 New Hampshire primary. Rockefeller would be invited to appeal against his own name, while Wallace activists pursue a separate entry. The Johnson Democrats, led by Bernard Boutin, build a tight organizing machine to mobilize voters and discourage write-ins.
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Washington
New Hampshire
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Fivans Novak
Nixon
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Wallace
Satinson
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Nashua
Bernard Boutin
Estes Ke- Taiver
John F. Kennedy
Johnson Organization
Kefauver
U.S
White House
Boutin
John King
Noise and Helipops Stir City Dwellers in Modern Skies
The piece laments modern noise pollution from jet planes and new heliports in New York City. It notes anxiety over proposed STOL airports along the Hudson and East Rivers near Lincoln Center. The author argues municipal authorities ignore public sanity amid rising urban soundscapes.
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New York City
East River
Hudson River
River
Lincoln Center
Metropolitan
Philharmonic Hall
Jerry McElfresh and W.B. Wright Editorial Team
Jerry McElfresh, managing editor, and W B Wright, assistant publisher, are named as top editors in the masthead reflecting leadership at the publication.
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Jerry McElfresh
Doc" Wright
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