Scottsdale mayor and council run-off candidates ranked
Editorial endorses William Jenkins for one of two Scottsdale City Council seats. Jenkins, chair of Scottsdale High School Social Sciences, past president of the Scottsdale Education Association, active in YMCA Indian Guides and Arizona Education Association, and UA graduate in accounting. The other seat is a toss up between Robert Jones, Richard Auxier, and John Evans, each with solid credentials.
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Scottsdale
William Jenkins
Scottsdale High School
Jenkins
Scottsdale Education Association
Ymca Indian Guides
Arizona Education Association
University of Arizona
Robert Jones
Dickson Electronics
Jaycees
Boy Scouts
Jones
Richard Auxier
John Woudenberg
Johnson uses old act in two White House briefings
In East Room briefings on Feb 24 and 25, Vice President Humphrey led questions while Lyndon B. Johnson delivered a forceful, humorous defense of his Vietnam policy. He challenged hawks and defended containment, citing Lincoln and the 17th Parallel to argue for limited escalation.
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Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
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Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Southeast Asia
John Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Defense Preparedness Subcommittee
Stennis
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U.S
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Peking
Strom Thurmond
Superhawk
South Carolina
China
North
South Viet Nam
Thurmond
17Th Parallel
Graham Greene
Greene
Communist Party
Gefvhim
Iwisa
New York
Schwartz
Kennedy
State Department
Beggs Wins Disability Benefits For Psychoneurotic Condition
William L. Raby, CPA reports a Fourth U.S. Circuit decision granting Ben B. Beggs, 55, coal miner since age 15, disability benefits under the Social Security Act due to a psychoneurotic condition. The ruling affirms that mental impairment, not unemployment alone, can disable one from gainful work and reflects broader social questions about support for emotionally disabled workers.
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Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ben B. Beggs
Beggs
Judson School Letter Stresses Signed Defense
A readers letter defending Judson School urges fair treatment and notes the benefit the school brings to Vesley. It argues against singling out Judson students and calls for publication of a signed letter with a valid address as a newsroom rule.
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Judson
Vesley
Judson School
Schwartz affair and travel policy debate in Washington
Marquis Childs examines the Schwartz affair as a lens on U S travel to outlawed nations and immigrant policy. He notes Schwartz aimed to liberalize visa rules, waiving McCarran Act barriers, while acknowledging bureaucratic pushback and political maneuvering on Capitol Hill and within the State Department.
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Washington
Schwartz
Counter- Polot Inc
Abba Schwartz
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
McCarran
Why pick on De Gaulle in Vietnam policy debate
Bob Considine questions U S treatment of Charles de Gaulle amid Vietnam and NATO issues. He urges rethinking alliances and criticizes unilateral actions while noting international opinion on nuclear terms and restraint.
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de Gaulle
New ‘York
Charles de ‘Gaulle
Fin Hak
Bae Manding
Viet Nam
NATO
Givng
Air Force
NATO facilities moved to Luxembourg or Monaco debate
A discussion cites shifting NATO administrative sites to Luxembourg or Monaco, questioning France’s lack of interest in billions in U S aid post World War II and Southeast Asia programs. The piece notes a climate of fear and insecurity as editor Rev. Thomas Davis of America magazine reflects on shared experiences with the wires.
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Luxembourg
Monaco
France
U.S
Southeast Asia
Bageig
Thurston
N. Davis
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