Editorial on bingo raids and legality in Arizona
The piece recounts a Phoenix church bingo raid with high donation prizes and notes Pima County officials oppose legalizing such high stakes charity games. It cites William J. Schafer II and Thomas Goodwin voicing that bingo remains illegal when prizes exist and donations are tied to winning chances, and references Chicago editorial views on legalized bingo amid crime concerns.
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Pima County
William J. Schafer
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Illinois
Chicago Daily News
Arizona
Your chamber and your time in the community drive
A Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce membership drive urges local business support. The piece argues chambers aid tourism, parking, conventions and overall community well being, emphasizing mutual effort between businesses and residents. It notes the chamber’s role in attracting tourists and events.
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Nixon weighs Vietnam troop withdrawals amid new offensive
Washington reports President Nixon may order the withdrawal of about one division from South Vietnam, affecting upwards of 15,000 U.S. troops. The move hinges on Hanoi and Viet Cong reaction, with measurements planned around the Paris peace talks and ongoing Saigon assessments.
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Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Hanoi
United States
Paris
Vietnam
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Saigon
Johnson
White House
Johnson White House
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
American Legion
New Orleans
Dartmouth Case An Early Test Of State Contract Immunity
A legal column reflects on the 1819 Dartmouth College decision. The Supreme Court ruled a state cannot impair a contract by taking over a college’s trustees, binding the state to obligations it cannot like, and extending this principle to all state contracts.
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Dartmouth College
U.S. Supreme Court
Dartmouth
Supreme
Marshall
State Bar of
Arizona
Reader Suggests A Metropolitan House Numbering System
Clarence Laney Bart o f Mesa argues Scottsdale and Phoenix adopt Thomas Road as the north south division line for house numbering. He criticizes Washington Street and urges alignment across Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe for a central straight uninterrupted route.
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Phoenix
Washington Street
Tempe
Thomas Road
Clarence Laney
Barto Mesa
Case blocks Beam ambassadorship over New Jersey patronage
Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey refuses to consent to Jacob Beam as ambassador to the Soviet Union until guaranteed patronage and continued influence over appointments. The move delays Beam's confirmation and strains Nixon White House relations with state governors including Illinois' Gov. Ogilvie, who seeks to protect Klein's Springfield seat.
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Clifford P. ‘Case
New Jersey
Nixon
Jacob Beam
Soviet Union
White House
Case
Geoffrey H. Moore
Ridgewood
N.J
Nelson Gross
Bergen County
Miami Beach
Beam
Senate
Seaman
Richard Ogilvie
Illinois
Ogilvie
Carl V. Klein
Chicago
House of Representatives
Klein
Springfield
Riots, campus protests, and law reform talk across era
A collage of political fallout from urban disorder and campus unrest. New York mayor Lindsay backs legalizing off track betting while urging state action. Correctional officials urge non enforcement of streetwalking and non public nuisance. Columbia University mobs force suspensions, student governance moves, SDS pressure. South Carolina students demand courses and wage hikes. Princeton hints at leniency toward cheaters.
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New York
Payette
John V. Lindsay
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