UCS Mailing Sparks Fallout in Scottsdale Mayoral Race
The United Council for Scottsdale endorsed Mayor Timis and allies while alleging opponents Jenkins and Jones met with liquor dealers. Jenkins and Jones deny any meeting or knowledge of the letter. The piece accuses the UCS tactic of guilt by association and calls for campaign focus on issues.
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United Council For
Scottsdale
Timis
William Jenkins
Robert Jones
UCS
Jenkins and Jones
SCBG
UCL
Jenkins
Jones
John Senini
Leonard Johnson
Ap Webel
Iiteat
YMCA Fund Drive Targets Scottsdale Building Program
The YMCA launches a one shot fund drive to develop a seven acre site with athletic facilities recreation areas activity rooms and administrative offices to support a comprehensive Y program. Fund-raising teams face competition but aim to boost community-wide benefits from the planned facilities.
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YMCA
Scottsdale
Fatigue factor Seen as Key Risk in High Level Decisions
Marquis Childs notes that John Foster Dulles warned fatigue cost him a major error amid Egypt’s Aswan dam request. He cites FAA studies showing jet lag disrupts circadian rhythms, slowing reaction times and impairing judgment for officials like Rusk and McNamara facing critical choices amid nuclear-age pressures.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Walter Reed Hospital
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Childs
Dulles
Egypt
Aswan
Nile
Air Force reading policy sparks reader defense letter
Mrs Forest A Mathes of Scottsdale writes to defend the Air Force reading policy after an editorial on March 1. She argues bases offer reading centers and education facilities, and that restrictions on newspapers aim to prevent discipline issues and possibly save lives in combat zones.
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I Force
Air Force
Viet Nam
Envoy Considine Risks Pneumonia in Mediterranean Swim
The article reports Bob Considine risked pneumonia while swimming in the cold Mediterranean near Palma to demonstrate to Spaniards that the H bomb remnants near the waters remain uncontaminated. It notes international reactions, commentary on US policy, and a satirical jab at political debates about Southeast Asia and a future South Vietnam vote.
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Angier
Biddle Duke
Spain
Mediterranean
Considine
Angie
How Power Is Used In History and War
Ralph McGill surveys how nations wield power from the Civil War to postwar Europe. He notes Russia’s Baltic fleets shaping 19th century diplomacy, British and French interests in America, and the impact of U.S. policy like the Truman Plan and Marshall Plan on preventing Soviet expansion.
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Rusk
State
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Viet Nam
Rome
Viet
New York
San Francisco
Aeserau
Britain
France
United States
Lincoln
Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
Mexico
Confederacy
Russia
Poland
Europe
British Empire
Greece
Turkey
Pyrenees
Gression
Nam
Wéinot
Fragmented GOP Viet Nam stance note from Washington
A terse Washington dispatch records disjointed remarks on Viet Nam policy with incomplete phrases and unclear sourcing. the fragmentary text hints at Republican views on withdrawal but lacks concrete details or named individuals.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Uklainne
Jake
Phe Faa
London
Reading
Forest A. Mathes
E. Plaza Ave
Bob Considine
Tan Fleming
Atlas
Magazine of the World Press
Pakistan
Karachi
Southeast Asia
China
South
Ralph McGill
Baltic
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