Downtown traffic plan urged to curb Scottsdale congestion
Editorial calls for completing the long delayed downtown traffic study and master plan. It argues traffic has doubled on many streets in two years and proposes alternatives including new north-south routes via Scottsdale Camelback and Hayden to Bell, plus transit and covered malls linked to parking to ease downtown gridlock.
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Sadat seals 15 year pact with Soviet Union
Russia strengthens Cairo ties through a 15 year treaty creating a near satellite relationship. Article 7 obliges mutual consultation and support against peace threats while Article 8 anchors Moscow control over Egypt’s military setup. Warlike tone from Egypt’s Sadek signals readiness to resume hostilities.
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Podgorny & Co
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Sadek
Israel
Hospital stay tips from a veteran writer
A veteran columnist offers pragmatic advice for hospital patients including choosing doctors, seeking cheerful staff, preferring part time nurses, sharing a room, and respecting housekeepers. The piece notes letters to the editor should be under 400 words with verified home addresses for confirmation.
Scottsdale summer shop class canceled for lack of registrants
A Scottsdale reader argues that a summer woodworking class had only 20 registrants, below the required 25, causing cancellation though space for 18 remained. She questions enrollment rules, suggests parental options and calls for inclusion of parochial schools lacking shop facilities.
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Scottsdale
Joan Stoltz
Editorial criticizes wedding editorial as inappropriate
Reader Walter Zust from Scottsdale condemns a June 11 piece titled It's the Presidents Wedding. He argues politics should be kept out of personal moments and defends Tricia's wedding as the focus.
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Walter Zust
Scottsdale
Tricia
Johnson interview footnote reveals LBJ Vietnam stance
New York Times unveils extended Pentagon report with LBJ recalling inheriting the war and denying start by Kennedy. Johnson defends U.S. policy, notes heavy casualties, argues deterrence and persistence, and cites Look article criticism as unduly harsh. He stresses national, not party, duty and warns of massive possible casualties if failure occurs.
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South Vietnam
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Adlai Stevenson
CBS
Stevenson
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Vietnam
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U.S. lawmakers clamor over ILO funding and Soviet ties
Rep. John Rooney urges cutting two years of U.S. dues to the International Labour Organization amid criticism of Communist influence and a Soviet propaganda piece in the ILO journal. Rooney defends staying in the UN agency while arguing for leverage to reform.
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