CAP vs conservationists in Arizona water debate
Progress editorial argues CAP supporters need large hydropower from Bridge and Marble Canyon dams to bring Colorado River water to central Arizona with recreation lakes as a side benefit. Conservationists warn of Grand Canyon damage and irreversible impact. the piece suggests nuclear power as a compromise and possible alternative.
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Colorado
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Marble Canyon
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Grand Canyon
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New York moves toward ending capital punishment
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signed a law that abolishes capital punishment for most crimes in New York, sparing only murders of police officers and killings in prisons. The piece questions the reasoning and notes growing abolition momentum, asking when Arizona may follow.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Arizona
Kremlin signals and Western hopes in thaw talks
Marquis Childs reports from Washington on a Kremlin message that signals concern over U.S. policy and the Vietnam war. Kosygin’s visit reveals a desire for dialogue but US inaction blocks talks, raising fear of deeper East West divisions and possible direct confrontation. Europeans call for a bold overture to avert drift.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Long Tamilhar
Aleksei Kosygin
Same old song echoed in century of rights debate
Ralph McGill argues that opposition to equal rights repeats across history from Gavin's diary of 1856 to DeBow's Review 1856 and today. He notes conservatives and extremists rephrase similar arguments against universal suffrage and civil rights, predicting future footnotes to Gavin's diary.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
DeBow
Times
Holographic wills in Arizona law educate readers
A public service legal column explains holographic wills using Ira Smith and Rita as examples. A handwritten undated letter can dispose of property at death if wholly in the testator's handwriting and intended to take effect after death. Such letters may be risky and require court interpretation.
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Ira Smith
Rita
Ira, Jr
Ira
Rita Kent
Ira, Sr
Junior
State Bar of
Arizona
Free Society Association formed to promote individualism
Barry Goldwater outlines the Free Society Association a group aimed at educational work and research to revive free market principles constitutional republic and individual responsibility. He argues welfare state needs open debate and that the colossus of collectivism has not crushed individualism.
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FSA
Free Society
Free Society Association
India and Pakistan quarrel over Kashmir and Kutch
The Toledo Times condemns Indian and Pakistani leaders for quarreling over Kashmir and the border dispute at Rann of Kutch. It argues such infighting undermines their credibility in advising the United States on Viet Nam. The piece cites massive human cost from communal strife.
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Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Rann of Kutch
Toledo Times
Defense caution after missile gap closes
Air Force officials warn complacency is risky as the missile force grows. Brig. Gen. H. J. Sands Jr. says the United States continues heavy research and development in future missile systems while expanding both Minuteman and Titan inventories and improving delivery with Polaris and other weapons.
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New York
Air Force
H. J. Sands, Jr
Ballistic Systems Division
Aviation Space Writers Association
Overseas Press Club
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces staff and office details
Scottsdale 14 Progress Editor and Publisher Dan Byrne. Managing Editor T Frank Stewart Advertising Director The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale. Telephone WH 6 3441 Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Ariz
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