Arizona highway deaths rise with 135 deaths in 11 weeks
A commentary notes Arizona's highway fatality rate up more than 35 percent through March 15, totaling 135 deaths versus 98 a year ago. It questions causes, cites speed, enforcement, driver tests, and urges immediate strong measures to curb the toll.
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Arizona
New York
California
South Carolin
South
Dakota
Lve
Botter
Long Beach
Calif
Venice
Newspaper Publisher Refuses Ambassadorship Offer
Amid era talk of presidents naming publishers as ambassadors the local paper’s publisher flatly rejects any such diplomatic role. The article notes public anxiety after a hydrogen bomb incident and recalls the American ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and a Spanish official diving into the Mediterranean.
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Angier
Biddle Duke
Mediterranean
Norway
Iceland
Military leaders fear Hanoi ceasefire bid in wide war stakes
Washington reports generals worry the Johnson administration is unprepared for a possible Hanoi ceasefire offer. They warn a sudden truce could undermine gains, require detailed guarantees, and restrict presidential action amid ongoing Panmunjon and Saigon efforts.
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Fiesher Jonnsons Generals
Nigherankwie Brass
Comunitisis
Hanoi
Panmunjon
Korea
U.S
Hanoi Ma
Washington
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Tna
Ine Millars
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Winh Supples
Pentagon
Ufe
Johnson
Philosophers at Mount Olympus clash over know how versus know that
Guest editorial questions ASU faculty worries that education should be not only know that but also know how. It argues universities need both theory and practical skills across medicine engineering architecture and others. The piece defends mixed campuses where engineers surgeons and craftsmen contribute to society.
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Mount Olympus
ASU
ASL
Stop the Killers On The Road A Call For Safer Driving
An item cites Lyndon B. Johnson labeling traffic fatalities a national crisis and collects reader letters urging stricter driving rules. Contributors advocate seat belts driver tests regular license renewals and tougher enforcement to save lives amid rising yearly deaths on U S roads.
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New York
Cuiz
Viet Nam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Considine
Easien
New Jersey
Walter
Aoghor
Nuclear fears and the race to halt proliferation
The article surveys the atomic age's dangers with bombs and plutonium, noting secret weapon manufacture, tested performance gaps, and rising stockpiles. It discusses Geneva talks, Soviet opposition to German nuclear access, and the challenge of securing a robust nonproliferation treaty amid Cold War tensions.
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U.S
Japan
Geneva
Ussr
West Germany
Washington Zoo rector linked to espionage claims in Europe
Fragmented text reports Theodore H. Reed, head of Washington's National Zoo, associated with dubious claims about a spy network and Soviet contact. The article references Western Europe and Germany amid a broader Cold War atmosphere with uncertain details and misread phrases.
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Theodore Ah. Reed
Washington
National Zoo
Garam
Strade
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Sbermany
Pes ey mais trade with es Re ea
Readable fragments describe a trade event involving Pes ey mais and Re ea. Names and places are partially garbled, but the item centers on a commercial exchange between entities labeled Pes ey mais and Re ea with unspecified terms.
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Wince Thi
Heuns — Novak
Sou Vie Nam
Highlands
Bob Considi
Germany
London
Loos
Pes Ey
Mais
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