Scottsdale Growth Pressures Spark Call for Planning
Scottsdale faces traffic, parking, and tax challenges amid rapid growth. The First National Bank of Arizona notes trade area population set to rise to 100,000 by 1966, while a growth committee and city planning push seek to balance expansion with preserving the western heritage and arts community.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
First National Bank of Arizona
Valley of the Sun
Ken Williams
Scottsdale Road
Growth Committee
Phoenix Growth Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
United
Voice of
Power clashes over Powell budget and hijacked freighter tale
In Washington the House fight over Adam Powell's $697000 Education and Labor panel budget grows heated as Republicans press travel and expense questions. Separately, an Air Force-Navy tug over a hijacked Venezuelan freighter leads to inter-service shuffling and orders.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Education and Labor Committee
Administration Committee
Powell
Navy
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
George Anderson
Anderson
LeMay
Allen Smith
Caribbean
Thomas Power
Smith
Move On The Bond Issue Opinion Letter
The writer criticizes voter turnout and calls for board accountability after a school bond rejection. They urge cheaper construction, curriculum focus, an external audit, and possible district split to relieve taxpayer burden, citing 6821 E Granada Rd as the sender.
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Arizona
Holt
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Glenn Seeks Moon Mission Amid Civil Rights Echoes
Astronaut John Glenn, 41, aims to join a moon mission, though project progress would put his age near 50 at launch. The piece notes employment law biases against older workers and highlights tension between astronauts and scientists who urge NASA to include a scientist on the moon flight.
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Washington
John Glenn
Glenn
All America
NASA
Million A Day Honeymoon In Alimony Debate
A fragmented column mix includes a note on an Explorer Scouts advisor, a reader from Chicopee Falls asking about racial prompts in South posters, and a light anecdote about President Kennedy and Betancourt. The piece also recalls a Caracas luncheon with a Betancourt quip about a goat flower dish.
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Glenn
Explorer Scouts
Samuel Raymond Roberts
Chicopee Falls
Mass
New’ South
Kennedy
Betancourt
Hearst Task Force
Caracas
Guinea restricts movement to curb urban unemployment
In postwar Guinea a permit system limits departure from districts and requires six months residence before work eligibility. The plan aims to prevent mass urban unemployment by slowing movement to the capital where jobs are scarce, reflecting the new nation's limited budget and developing agriculture.
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West Africa
Guinea
Urban growth outpaces jobs in Africa and beyond
The piece argues that rapid urban population increases in Dakar Conakry and Leopoldville outpace job creation, creating a global dilemma. It notes discontinuities between village and city life, family support dynamics that can depress urban work effort, and hints that keeping people on farms persists as a response.
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Iowa
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Goodell
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Ohio
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Fearson
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Billy
Johnny
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