Hunger in Arizona and South Carolina Crosstalk
An editorial condemns rural hunger in Arizona and praises Senator Hollings for admitting hunger in South Carolina. It urges federal aid and calls on Arizona lawmakers and representatives to visit affected back roads, meet the poor, and acknowledge their plight amid poverty and disease.
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Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Congress
Sens
Fannin
Goldwater
Rhodes
Udall and
Steiger
Cities unite on future water needs in valley plan
Mayors of Scottsdale Phoenix and Mesa form Municipal Water Users Association to coordinate urban water supplies and secure a fair share of Central Arizona Project water. The move aims to curb rural dominance and could pave the way for a metropolitan water system benefiting Scottsdale residents who now pay high rates to Phoenix. Intercity cooperation marks a notable shift from past harmony.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mesa
Arizona
Project
Rivers presses open government on NATO debt from France
Rep. L Mendel Rivers charges the Nixon administration with delaying payment on $378 million in NATO vacated installations in France. He cites declassification of data and calls for public disclosure while urging France to settle the long-pending bill, noting broader NATO claims total about $671 million.
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Washington
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-5.c
House ‘Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Defense Department
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
France
Rivers
Ralph Earle
United States
de Gaulle
Earle
Harle
State
Defense Departments
U.S
State Department
Appo
Senate Subcommittee On
Scottsdale items include mixer theft notice and campus news
Scottsdale marshal's office seeks a cement mixer reported stolen by Bart del Duca while Bob Englund attended Toastmasters International in San Francisco. Fourteen Scottsdale residents become Big Sisters at Arizona State University this fall during Orientation Week. The Scottsdale Horsemen's Club inaugural meeting is set at the Valley Ho with Bill Waybill announcing.
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Scottsdale
Bob Englund
Toastmasters International
San Francisco
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Horsemen’s Club
Valley Ho
Bill Waybill
Johnsons press relations judged by regrets and caution
The Chicago Daily News notes ex President Johnson regrets middling press relations and suggests a wary, watchdog role for reporters. It argues cordiality should be tempered by awareness that today’s friendly contact may become tomorrow’s leak of a White House scandal.
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The
White House
Chicago Daily. News
Concorde era tests test UK French jet venture
The Concorde project shared by Britain and France faces uncertain output as tests begin and costs run high. Concorde flights have started amid financial, engineering, and diplomatic troubles, with prospects of wide airline adoption unclear for years.
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Toulouse
Bristol
Charles de Gaulle
Ministry of Supply
Aircraft. Corp
North Atlantic
France
Sud Aviation
Front-page spread draws fire over anonymous picketers
Letter writers criticize The Scottsdale Progress for front-page coverage of a mental health meeting protest by an anonymous group. The contributor compares anonymity to Klan-era tactics and urges investigative disclosure of identities and motives. The second reader laments property damage from taggers and questions action to address taxpayer losses.
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Scottsdale Progress
America
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