Editorial on Cambodia War Policy and Bombing Fallout
The piece argues U S actions in Cambodia violate constitutional authority, with Congress finally challenging the executive. It criticizes continued bombing after a June Nixon Congress compromise, warning August 15 cutoffs will devastate Cambodia and alienate survivors, calling the approach a misguided path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cambodia
Vietnam
Indochina
Pentagon
Guam
Thailand
Johnson Administration
Congress
Tonkin Bay
North Vietnam
Nixon
Uncle Sam
Glass danger on Phoenix streets sparks call for cleanup
After a serious accident on Camelback Road glass remains scattered along the road margins posing injury risk to pedestrians and drivers. The piece urges Phoenix to adopt Scottsdale’s practice of tow trucks and police coordinating cleanup with public works to remove shards.
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Phoenix
Camelback
Scottsdale
Public Works Department
Nixon Warns Jewish Community Over Detente Clash
President Nixon warns against letting Jewish emigration policy influence U S Soviet trade ties. He argues passage of the Jackson amendment could jeopardize detente, risking backlash within the United States and abroad. Supporters including Kissinger weigh concessions that affect all U S policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
T San Clemente
Lunemet
Moscow
Leonida CO Quest
Brezhnev
U.S
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Kissinger
Mosess
U.S. Congress
Senate
House
Louisiana
Sen
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Jerusalem
Gahal
Golda Meir
Max Fisher
Jewish Agency
Jacob Stein
Conference of Presidents of
Richard Maass
Our man Hoppe The time is a-changing
Arthur Hoppe humorously suggests Congress extend Daylight Savings Time year round and further alter the calendar. He jokes about removing many weeks and holidays to improve health wealth and happiness while lamenting Monday through Wednesday in a satirical four day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Man Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
Congress
Women’s Liberation Movement
Mailbag reply attacks Samuel Golden over stray animals
In a letter to the editor a Scottsdale reader denounces Mr. Golden’s proposals to curb stray dogs and cats as barbaric. The writer opposes mass killing and defends adoption, spaying, and humane care, urging Mr. Golden to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Golden
Scottsdale
Mr. Golden
Golden
Kenya
Reader condemns humorless Doonesbury strips
Peggy Anncramer of Scottsdale objects to the June 27 28 Doonesbury strips calling them shallow and negative. She notes the cartoon offends her sense of moral fiber despite overall newspaper satisfaction. The writer acknowledges Doonesbury’s popularity with younger readers.
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Doonesbury
Peggy Anncramer
Scottsdale
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Inside Report
Canon City
Colo
Evans
Novak
Gov. Wallace
Jonatha
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Or
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Arshall
Pblisher
W. B
Doc’ Wright
National Newspaper Association
Asizoka Newsraress Association
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