Editorial on law and democracy amid Kennedy murder aftermath
The piece argues that violence and extremism threaten American governance after Robert F. Kennedy's murder. It contends the nation faces insecurity from urbanization, technology, and radical groups, urging defenders of government by law to become activists and resist extremist calls to dismantle established order.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
United States
Stanford University
Yours Mine and Ours Family Film Delights Rainy Fourth
A Navy widow with eight children and an officer widow with ten collide in a wholesome marriage. The movie shows twenty one kids thriving without violence, delivering a strong family moral about real love conquering problems.
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Walt Disney
Rethinking the Veep Nominee Standard
Roscoe Drummond argues vice presidential picks should be chosen for fitness and readiness to assume the presidency, not merely to balance tickets. He notes high turnover and risk in past decades and urges real standards for the veep role.
Pro Gun Owner Urges Urgent Gun Control Legislation
J H Rothschild Brig Gen USA Ret urges senators and representatives to pass stronger gun control laws including registration and licensing. He supports government verification to purchase and registers four handguns and one rifle for pleasure target practice. He argues immediate action would curb impulse killings by the unstable.
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J. H. Rothschild
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N. Central Ave
Phoenix
Kennedy Won't Run for VP on 1968 Ticket
Senate headline discusses Ted Kennedy planning a statement to decline the vice presidency with Humphrey or any candidate. It notes family duties age and fatigue as reasons and says a pre Chicago convention withdrawal is likely. It also covers Stewart Mott influencing Eugene McCarthy fundraising and a blocked dinner.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Five Cairns Family Oppose Gun Control
Mrs Robert C Cairns and four others from 6119 E Monterey Way Scottdale voice strong opposition to gun control, arguing motives aim at confiscating private firearms and accusing the media of bias and brainwashing.
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Robert C. Cairns
Monterey Way
Scotisdale
Scottsdale Leaders and Plans Highlight Scottsdale Dinner Meeting
Scottsdale Paul Fannin spoke on the future of Arizona's economy at the Optimist Club breakfast. The Scottsdale Club will host District 2 convention late July. American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 44 won top honors at the state convention. Mrs. Richard Rupe and Mrs. Dan Hardaway to receive the Ehrenberg Cup for high membership gains. Charles N. Ronan announced candidacy for Democratic judge, Superior Court Division 7. United Fund Drive goal set at 1,334,463 dollars for 1958 including Scottsdale and Phoenix. Pat O'Day elected president of Scottsdale Rotary Club with officers Vic Swanson Roger Seargeant Harold Davis Chester Pieper and Bob Harris.
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Paul Fannin
Scottsdale
American Lion Auxiliary
Sipe Peterson
Douglas
Richard Rupe
Dan Hardaway
Pat O’day
Two more hijacked airliners Ralph McGill The small town
Ralph McGill reflects on the disappearance of the traditional small town. He recalls characteristic townspeople and social bonds, the cruelty toward the vulnerable, and the compassion that once united residents. He laments modern technology and urban life eroding human contact and community memory.
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McGill
A Better History of the World And Its Merriwanna Tale
The piece humorously rewrites events from 1585 involving Sir Walter Raleigh and a peace pipe. It claims merriwanna altered history for 300 years, then notes 1912 agricultural scientist Dr. Outerbridge rediscovered tobacco, prompting legal pushback and warnings about health risks and drug use.
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Tabac
Sir Walter
L. C. Outerbridge
Pure Food & Drug Administration
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