Camelback Mountain Seen Through Many Faces in Valley Reflections
A reader's prose describes Camelback Mountain as a symbol and landmark, noting its evolving presence as new development rises on the slope. The piece contrasts storms, sunset palettes, and daily blue skies with the mountain’s majestic, sentinel-like form. It urges support for preserving Camelback Mountain through the Preserve Camelback Foundation in Phoenix.
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Camelback Mountain
Eeest
Pittsburgh
P. O
Oenix
Alabama Political Tangles Surface In Governor Contention
Ralph McGill notes a turbulent Alabama race with two Democratic female candidates Dolores Price and Lurleen Wallace. A federal ruling ends the poll tax, reshaping voter registration while both parties face segregationist stances. Gov. Wallace states his wife would influence policy if elected as he remains by her side.
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Alabams
Dolores Price
Lurleen Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Lurleen
Gov.Wallace
Ralph
Shorty) Price
Shorty
Price
Dolores
Alabama
James Martin
South
GOP
Progress adds machinery to improve Arizona newspaper quality
The Progress reports new additions to its operations including rubberized blankets for press cylinders, new type molds and fonts, a G-4 large type casting machine, and a photo lathe for larger pictures and better reproductions. After a brief break in period, editors apologize for early quality issues and promise sharper, more readable pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Intrigue Behind Abba Schwartz Ouster Ties White House to State Reform
Washington story details a secret effort by top officials including W. Marvin Watson Jr and William Crockett to oust Assistant Secretary Abba Schwartz. The plan aimed to abolish Schwartz’s Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs and reorganize the department. Dean Rusk knew only outlines while Meeker discovered the plan by chance. The White House denies Watson’s involvement.
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Washington
State Department
W. Marvin Watson Jr
White House
Abba Schwartz
Capitol Hill
Dean Rusk
William Crockett
Crockett
Ing
Schwartz’ Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Watson
Johnson
Classy touch and panhandler humor in New York
A light feature notes a well dressed, unshaven panhandler who asks for help on Central Park South, with humor about family trade and a millionaire turned bum. The piece contrasts this with readers’ interest in Henry Haller and a television golf audience.
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New York
Central Park South
Mac
Tax Clinic: Home Office Deductions for Travel Rules
CPA William L. Raby explains that a university part timer may deduct limited home office expenses but cannot deduct commuting costs. Travel between home and the university remains non deductible, as the university is the primary workplace. Readers are invited to send tax questions to Tax Clinic at the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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University of Arizona
Internal Revenue Service
University
William L. Raby
Scottsdale Daily Progress
P.O
Scottsdale
Ariz
Air Force trainee responds to paper editorial
A reader from Lackland Air Force Base Texas writes in praising the paper for its editorial on rates and efforts to straighten out opinions. The writer mentions graduating from Coote High School and notes parents live in Scottsdale implying ties to Arizona.
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Tam
Lackland Air Force
Base
Texas
Coote High School
Scottsdale
Tead
Thafik
Power and policy echoes between Johnson and De Gaulle
The fragment notes that Lyndon Johnson and Charles de Gaulle both led major votes in their nations and discusses Cold War dynamics. It argues Johnson refrained from securing a unified NATO nuclear shield, allowing NATO’s cohesion to weaken and prompting De Gaulle to seek an independent French nuclear force.
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Lyndon Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Tope Meee Event Noted In Local Column
A fragmentary OCR line references an event in Topeka with a note about identifying details. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a full report.
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George Wallace
Ralph McGill
McGill
Evans
Novak
Ments
Watson-Crockett
Rusk
Department
Leonard C. Meeker
Bob Considine
Lewis Bertrand
Switzerland
Zurich
Raneee
Shas
Congress
House
Schwartz’ Bureau
Schwartz
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Japan
U.S
Moshe
Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Rep
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Senate
Considine
CPA
Barry Goldwater
Cal
Soviet Union
Defense
de Gaulle
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