Peace in the Near East requires lasting diplomacy
The editorial urges a strong UN and major-power commitment to recognize Israel's right to exist, curb arms flows to Arab states, and improve civilian living conditions. It warns that failure could trigger a future world war and calls for bold new foreign policy to guarantee Israel's sovereignty and resolve refugee issues.
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FCC Equal Time Ruling Could Reach Far Beyond Cigarette Ads
Roscoe Drummond analyzes the FCC decision to require substantial time for rebuttals to cigarette ads and warns it could extend to all controversial commercials, news, and programming. He notes the ruling could affect airlines noise debates, drug warnings, and political campaigns, urging cautious expansion of fairness doctrine.
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Loss of olive trees on Second Street sparks progress debate
The steady buzz of a saw signals city improvements along Second Street. Old olive trees are being removed to widen streets for heavier car traffic and pave the way for safer sidewalks. Residents note loss of beauty but accept progress and urge replanting of new trees.
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McGill Wire Echoes Arab Date Amid Middle East Crisis
A Paris to Cairo letter recalls early Middle East tensions as Egyptian troops deploy during a developing war. News bans, Arab solidarity posters, and UN cease fire precedents from 1956 frame a longer diplomatic battle, with Soviet support for Nasser shaping regional influence.
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Middle East
Our Man Hoppe on the Aqaba Blockade Illegal
An interview with Homer T. Pettibone explains why Johnson and Nasser’s Gulf of Aqaba blockade is illegal by international law. He emphasizes freedom of the high seas, time and geography factors, and compares it to the Cuban missile crisis, noting moral and legal standards.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Salton Sea
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Caribbean
Cuba
Israel
Letter urges humane reform for Phoenix dog pound
A Scottsdale reader condemns conditions at the 2204 S 28th St dog pound. He describes neglect and improper veterinary care, calls for placing operations under the Maricopa County Humane Society, and notes a June 12 supervisors meeting to discuss proposals.
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Barry Goldwater on nuclear nonproliferation pact
Barry Goldwater argues against the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with the Soviet Union claiming it fails to deter stationing of nuclear weapons and allows loopholes for Soviet inspections. He says the agreement is dangerous and disguises Soviet aims to wage global war while seeking peace rhetoric. He criticizes administration logic and calls for renunciation of Soviet plans.
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Middle East
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Goldwater
United States
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Free World
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Cuba
Weight and McElfrash Lead Atolatant Publishing
W B Doc Weight serves as publisher with Atolatant leading as editor in chief, guiding the newspaper operations. Jerry McElfrash is listed as managing editor overseeing newsroom staff and content.
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