Scottsdale at a cross roads seek best growth by plan
The community weighs compromise versus rapid expansion for Scottsdale 45 000 residents. A planning department exists and a planning consultant is hired to guide a future that preserves the relaxed western town spirit while addressing high rise pressure and sign ordinances. The question remains which path will deliver a beautiful, friendly city rather than an overgrown suburb.
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Fo Mar
Scottsdale
Yanessman
Sentisdale
Cherchez la Femme New topless swimsuits spark fashion debate
A note proclaims admiration for the female form while protesting topless swimsuits. It argues mystery fuels allure, questions morality, and predicts police activity in summer as fashion trends shift toward more exposure.
Evening Thoughts on America and Freedom
A fragmented quotation discusses America as a fortunate land despite European follies. It contrasts freedom and justice with a global view, citing Napoleon and Webster and imagining America as a loop hole of escape if Europe becomes a prison.
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America
Europe
Heinrich Heine
Citation of esteem for leaders of the 1964 equal rights movement
Roscoe Drummond salutes the leaders who propelled the equal rights bill through a 71 day filibuster era and credits the Supreme Court 1954 school integration decision. He honors Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. and notes Presidents Kennedy and others who supported civil rights efforts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
William C. Douglas
Robert H. Jackson
Harold H. Burton
Tom C. Clark
Sherman Minton
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Marlin
Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
United States
John F. Kennedy
Civil Rights Honor Roll Leaders and Support Behind Equal Rights Bill
The piece credits Warren, Lyndon Johnson, Sen. Dirksen, and Sen. Humphrey plus Rep. Lindsay and McCulloch for pushing the measure. It notes Kuchel and Halleck's roles in rallying Republican support to end the filibuster, while praising clergy, Freedom Marchers, and the 2990 House members and 71 senators who backed the bill. It also singles out Sen. Russell for provoking a stronger, better bill.
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Fardily
Lyndon B. Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Chicago
Senate
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Thomas Kuchel
California
House
John Lindsay
New York
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Charles Halleck
Washington
House of Representatives
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Bob Considine advises on being a good patient
In a satirical column Bob Considine riffs on an AMA memo about how to be a good patient. He urges clear doctor communication, early physician choice, and upfront fee discussion while noting tobacco research funds and a U Minnesota study on boosting the body's defenses against inhaled substances.
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New York
American Medical Association
Considine
Ama
Lee W. Wattenberg
University of Minnesota
Private poll shows Humphrey preferred VP over Kennedy
President Johnson relies on a private poll suggesting Hubert H. Humphrey as a stronger vice presidential candidate than Robert Kennedy. The piece notes Kennedy’s lingering view of Johnson as an intruder, GOP nominating dynamics, and a cabinet-led effort to secure Kennedy’s acceptance while Johnson seeks a safe ticket and political leverage.
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Johnson
Humphrey
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mr. Johnson
LBJ
Harvard
Seymour Harris
Kennedy
Federal Reserve Board
Robert Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ted
Cicero
Zak Bobby
Queson
Steel and unions join to push desegregation plan
Eleven steel companies and the United Steel Workers of America sign a cooperative agreement to end racial discrimination in job opportunities and back the President's Plan for Progress, aiming to limit federal intervention. The piece cites history from Little Rock to Oxford to argue government action follows local failure and notes reapportionment as a key reform.
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Atlanta
United Steel Workers of America
Johnson
Little Rock
Oxford
Miss
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Kennedy
Mississippi
U.S
Steel-Labor Pact Seen as Step Toward Representational Government
Eleven steel firms including US Steel in Birmingham and Republic in Gadsden joined unions in signing the Plan for Progress. The editorial credits the pact with potential political and economic impact on the industrial South and Alabama, while criticizing Governor Wallace's defense of old discrimination. It urges reapportionment, jobs, education, and industry growth as the future.
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South
Alabama
US. Steel
Birmingham
Republic
Gadsden
Gov. Wallace
Huey Long
Louisiana
Long
Old South
Editor's Mailbag Letter About Tewksbury Move
Desert Estates residents comment on George Tewksbury of Kansas City planning to move to Scottsdale if zoning passes for Thunderbird Airfield project. They assume he will buy residential property near the airport and relocate with his family. Signed by George E. Livingston and Mrs. Alice Fincher.
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Desert Estates
George Tewksbury
Kansas City
Thunderbird Airfield
Scottsdale
Tewksbury
George E. Livingston
67Th St
Alice Fincher
Public Decency Rules Spark San Mateo Beach Suit Debate
In Redwood City California Undersheriff Wesley Pomeroy says topless suits on public beaches will face strict decency judgments. He notes outrage depends on appearance with blunt remarks about the attire and public reaction.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
San Mateo County
Wesley Pomeroy
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