Remedial Action Sought Over Yuma Heat Fight
The letter urges State Senator Harold Giss to address extreme Yuma heat amid a recent publicity incident involving Col. Joseph F. Quilty. Quilty landed at Fi Trron Marine Air Station in California with no pants after a wind allegedly blew them from a transport. The note jokes about air conditioning funding for a marine base in Yuma and mentions capitol architects might work for free.
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Harold Giss
Yuma
Joseph F. Quilty
Quilty
Fi Trron Marine Air Station
California
West Coast
Harald
Capitol
Wes Bolin Seeks Secretary of State Post Again
Wes Bolin runs for secretary of state and is praised as enduring and steady. The piece jokes about his long tenure, his role when the governor leaves the state, and even humorously contemplates a statue for his patience.
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Wes Bolin
Wes
Siwavs Wea
Capitol
Vandals Target Local Church Doors Urge More Discretion
A reader laments increased vandalism after school ends. The writer condemns damage to the Jehovah Witnesses church at 2729 N Fiesta and argues vandalism harms a community effort built by many churchgoers.
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Schol
Jehovah Witnesses
Phoenix group urged to sponsor Miss Scottsdale contest
A local observer questions why a Phoenix club sponsors a Miss Scottsdale pageant and suggests the Jayvees could organize a regional event, noting Phoenix’s water costs and the desire for a fair Miss Scottsdale.
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Phoenix Club
Phoenix
Kennedy plan reshapes diplomacy with ambassador retirements
The State Department will use a July 1 deadline to retire about 12 percent of foreign service officers, elevating 502 top officers to ambassador or equivalent posts. The move aims to sharpen U S diplomacy amid revolutionary charges and changing global demands under Kennedy's administration.
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Gowerice
Vidai Powers
Cin
Senate
Pittady
Foreign Service
Iwell
President Captain of a Divided War Campaign Narrative
A wartime profile discusses a president captain and a divided crew in the Pacific theater. It notes campaign management, criticisms from opposition presses, and mentions of Howard Beale as a key ambassador candidate. The piece contrasts career diplomats with noncareers and hints at internal party dynamics and ratings.
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Sate
Nemmedy
Pacific
Vingiia
Barle
Howard Beale
Beale
Refugees in regroupment camps amid postwar collapse
Quaker aid workers report vast rural regroupment camps in war torn provinces housing about two million people. As French forces withdraw gates open yet refugees from Morocco and Tunisia struggle to find shelter, food, and safety for families and children amid ruined housing and limited support.
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Moreces
Tunisia
Quakers Aid Algerian Refugees in Harsh New Reality
The text portrays refugees facing homelessness after gaining freedom and notes the Quakers stepping forward to raise funds and mobilize housing and work support. It highlights trust in Quakers and a hopeful spirit among Algerians, with locals viewing refugees as able workers. The passage ends urging responses to the Quaker appeal through American Service.
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Traly
Blondie actress acquitted amid broad theatrical group comments
The article notes the actress who played Blondie in film and TV was acquitted amid remarks from AGVA members. Miss Singleton discusses the organization while referencing political neutrality and recent statements. The piece highlights industry figures and the mix of entertainment and labor groups in the discussion.
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Miss Singleton
Blondie
Southern Leaders Call for Federal Aid Amid Drought
In May drought parches Southern fields governors of three Deep South states urge the President to seek disaster relief, while resisting state intrusion. The piece notes farmers’ reliance on federal aid and the paradox of opposing social programs for citizens while demanding federal levees hospitals urban renewal and civil rights support.
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Billle Sol Estes
Uncle Sam
East
Supreme Court
Social Security Debate Seen Through Aged Care Lens
The text discusses aging Americans, crowded living conditions, and the role of government in funding health care. It critiques labeling social programs as communism, notes medical leaders opposing Social Security, and calls for national unity and sacrifice of prejudices for public welfare.
Guinea Leader Toure Receives Expanded U.S. Backing
Fulton Lewis reports Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams urges stepped up aid to Guinea's Sekou Toure, Lenin Peace Prize winner, amid his pro Moscow stance and Soviet advisory influence since Guinea's 1958 break with France.
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G. Mennen Williams
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Toure
Africa
France
Moscow
Iron Curtain Mmtrine
Peace and Aid Nominee Toure Touts Aid Efforts
The report notes Levi Peace winner and Toure aid nominee seeking to prove a thesis. Over seven million dollars has been sent this fiscal year with funds expected to rise. A Department spokesman hints at growing figures. Williams distributes foodstuffs and radio gear to win Sekou to their side and aids two schools for African and vacation students. Moussa Diakite, governor of Omen National Bank, is mentioned as being assisted.
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Toure
Sekou
Williams
Moussa Diakite
Omen National Bank
Kem
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