Across from the jail the gun sale tale in Phoenix
A Phoenix lawyer recounts a felon released from county jail who buys a gun near the jail despite threats to minorities. He is later arrested for terrorizing a bus crew. A lawyer and friend try to buy a gun with only a down payment, the shopkeeper noting buyers who look 18 can purchase.
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Goldwater Named Honorary Chairman of Free Society
Barry Goldwater becomes honorary chairman of the Free Society Association. The move may divide Republicans or unify conservatives, while predicting a new undergraduate rival group formed under the banner of the Free Association Society.
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Republican plan for federal revenue sharing gains momentum
A proposed initiative by the Republican Governors Association urges a federal revenue sharing program to bolster state and local government funding amid urban growth. Supported by Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller, the idea seeks GOP unity and aims to persuade Congress and the President to back decisive public demand.
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Goldberg Named U N Ambassador Arthur Goldberg Profile
Arthur Goldberg, former U S Supreme Court justice and labor secretary, is named ambassador to the United Nations. The selection reflects patience and pragmatic diplomacy, with Johnson highlighting Goldberg s rise from immigrant roots to high office and the world stage.
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From Khrushchev to a world federation for peace
A reader criticizes power politics and argues for a world federation to regulate sovereignty and outlaw war. The letter reflects antiwar sentiment and questions reliance on national sovereignty and UN-based solutions while urging global mandate and strong leadership to prevent nuclear catastrophe.
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Tangier Casbahs and Canary Islands in a travel note
Bob Considine recalls Tangier and the Casbah as a crowded, dismal place with misleading guides and tense moods. He contrasts it with the Canary Islands, describing Las Palmas jetport, diverse scenery, and a history faint to the modern eye. He ends with a tongue in cheek Vatican anecdote before returning to New York.
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Barry Goldwater Calls for US Critique of UN Debts
Barry Goldwater questions the US role in funding the United Nations noting a 1948 loan of 65 million dollars and a 2.5 million repayment. He argues future payments stretch to the year 2467 and warns of financial and political costs including aid programs and UN actions abroad.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Publisher Contact Note
The fragment lists the Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details, the Scottsdale Publishing Company address at Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale 85252, and a telephone contact. It names Dan Byrne and Frank Stewart in editorial roles.
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