Nixon Triumphs Again in Moscow and Washington Return
Editorial notes Nixon's second summit with the Soviet Union yields SALT progress limiting strategic arms. It warns of maintained bomber capacity and continued French and Chinese nuclear tests. The piece applauds disarmament gains while noting the arms race persists and public peace hopes.
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Nixon
Washington
Moscow
China
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Kremlin
Melvin Laird
France
Emergency calls need central dial access for rapid response
Vi Ann Locke argues for a universal emergency “O” dial reserve across phone companies. An operator system would route urgent calls to the correct local agency, reducing confusion among multiple jurisdictions and services in metropolitan areas.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Change in McGovern image aims for quieter platform shift
Inside Report details McGovern’s campaign faction seeking to drop radical policies after nomination. Old Kennedyite advisers like Frederick G. Dutton and Don O’Brien push for a less radical national platform at the Miami Beach convention. They work to reassure Democratic leaders while McGovern grapples with balancing pragmatism against his left wing.
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Los Angeles
California
Olq
George McGovern
New Politics
McGovern
America
Miami Beach
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
Goldwater
Frederick G. Dutton
Robert F. Kennedy
Traveling Companion
Don O’brien
Iowa
William Dougherty
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Mr. Nixon
Dutton and
Dougherty
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
On the Line Summit communique lacks substance
A columnist critiques the Moscow summit communique between the United States and the Soviet Union. He claims the document is inflated rhetoric with little concrete substance on Vietnam. The article notes minimal agreements beyond mutual desires to avoid war and hints at limited practical outcomes.
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Bob Considine
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Vietnam
United States
High Seas
Laboring Mountains
South Vietnam
Deere
Mailbag urges Larsen to attend meetings or resign
A Scottsdale reader criticizes School Board President Tom Larsen for frequent absences since January. The letter cites four missed meetings in May 1972 and questions his commitment while noting his Palo Alto Educational Systems role. It urges resignation or replacement to ensure board functioning.
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Larsen
Scottsdale
Tom Larsen
Bill Donaldson
Palo Alto Educational Systems, Inc
Emergency dial policy sparks call for quick operator access
A friend recounts a severe emergency where dialing the operator to reach ambulance service failed for five minutes. With wrists cut by glass, the group sought to reach Kords' Ambulance Service but were told no listing and were forwarded elsewhere. They finally drove the patient to Memorial Hospital themselves, questioning false advertising by the telephone company.
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Kords’ Ambulance Service
Praise for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Emergency Room
A Scottsdale resident thanks the emergency room staff at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for efficient, compassionate care after two visits. He notes doctors nurses auxiliary staff and office staff kept patients comfortable informed and calm praising the facility’s value to the community.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale
Lester G. Matlock
Editorial on parenting duties and parental responsibility
Editorial salutes your piece Where are your children May 24 and argues that raising children is a full time job. It asserts there are no bad teenagers only neglectful parents and urges readers to ask what kind of parent they are.
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Dssk Prreemen
Tep
Memorial Hospital
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls
Arizona
Ariz
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