Oil and Gas Hearings Set by Arizona House Panel
The Oil and Gas Study Commission of the Arizona House will hold public hearings on June 6 before delivering its report to the 25th Legislature in January. The piece urges Arizona residents to attend, or send letters, to push for development and fair resource policies amid pressure from special interests.
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Public panic unlikely in nuclear attack says researchers
Two university scientists warn panic from a nuclear strike is unpredictable and may hinge on prior experiences. They note civilian defense deserves strengthening and recall how World War II events failed to induce universal panic, yet fostered rapid volunteerism after Pearl Harbor.
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Kennedy Faces World Leaders in Early Diplomatic Move
Washington notes Kennedy meets with Charles de Gaulle Nikita Khrushchev and Harold Macmillan, aiming to connect past and future leadership. The piece argues personal stature matters but real test is long term policy amid Cold War tensions and Cuba setbacks.
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National Scene by Ralph McGill
Atlanta report summarizes Nikita Khrushchev remarks on postwar power dynamics and the fate of Austria. The piece recalls Dollfuss’s 1934 murder and notes the unlikely outcome of any powers lifting a hand to free Mussolini.
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Cure For Bigness
Planning engineers warn that American cities suffer from arterial congestion and sprawling suburbs. They suggest big shopping centers and movement into rural land as symptoms. Yet they argue these ills are curable and note that the only real substitute for big cities is bigger cities.
Paris Sees Kennedy In Paris As Reporters Grin and Giggle
Paris coverage by France Soir declares Paris acclaims Les Kennedy as the American president arrives, while press briefings with Pierre Salinger become a tour of delays and polite confusion. Journalists shuffle into a crowded plane and miss a proper reception, glimpsing a staged state dinner from a hidden backstage.
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Soviet push for East German peace pact to split Berlin
Berlin reports say Soviet propaganda and East German spokesmen advocate a separate peace treaty for East Germany risking West Berlin freedoms. Khrushchev warns no unified Germany except under Communist rule, but observers doubt a Berlin crisis now, predicting possible after the October Moscow party congress if at all.
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Czechoslovakia Admits Shortcomings in Reform Drive
East bloc nation acknowledges faults with logging, crop planting, and sugar beet cultivation. Bohemia and Slovakia report unplanted beet acreage as government recruits cultural workers program flounders. Diplomatic sources foresee continued unrest in Albania despite trials in Tirana and executions.
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