Scottsdale city calls for Clean up Paint up Week
Community editors urge residents to participate in Scottsdale Beautification Week a city led effort to clean vacant lots clear canals plant flowers and improve the town. Call the co chairmen or public works director to join or propose a project. The Progress will award defense bonds to the two best beautification projects.
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Scottsdale
Cochairman
Charles Cole
George Anast
Marc Stragier
Call for a county wide law to curb child drownings
A series of drownings near Chandler highlights water dangers. The piece urges one comprehensive county regulation to enforce safer pool and canal protections, acknowledging fencing limits but arguing a unified rule could save lives.
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Chandler
Paradise Valley
Indonesia Eyes Neutralist Shift Amid Asian Ties
Washington reports that Indonesia under Suharto seeks Asian economic and political alignment with Japan and other pro-Western nations while maintaining a cautious stance toward the United States. Jakarta aims for trade deals with Japan Thailand and Pakistan, prioritizing economic development over foreign entanglements as debt and chaos press reform.
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Washington
Japan
Jakarta
Asia
Indonesia
Red China
U.S
Sukarno
Suharto
Malaysia
Feron
PRI
Communist Party of Indonesia
Haris Nasution
Johnson
Malik
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Thailand
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Nasution
Debaters discuss Krebiozen cancer cure affair
Marquis Childs reviews the Krebiozen case in Chicago where four promoters face a lengthy fraud and conspiracy trial. FDA head James L Goddard calls the cancer remedy a mineral oil and prohibits interstate sale, while victims continue paying high daily doses.
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Chicago
Physisis
Food and Drug Administration
Krebiozen
FDA
James L Goddard
The League of Women Voters as a Civic Watch
The Mailbag letters liken the League of Women Voters to a finely tuned watch. It outlines voting registration, candidate forums, the Voter's Guide with verbatim questionnaire replies, and in-depth government studies to inspire informed participation and good governance. It invites support through contributions to keep the organization's machinery running.
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League of Women Voters
Two political names rise in Dem circles and WV races
Ralph McGill notes Illinois Democrats back Adlai E Stevenson II for state treasurer in the June 14 primary and highlights John D Rockefeller IV, a 6'6" Democrat running for Kanawha County House of Delegates. He praises Rockefeller's outreach and calls Stevenson a future national asset if elected.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson II
McGill
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
House of Delegates
Kanawha County
John D. Rockefeller
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Nelson
Adlai Stevenson TI
Adlai. Stevenson
Goldwater Debate Drives Morse and Johnson Critique
Senator Morse defends Goldwater while criticizing President Johnson and Secretary McNamara over Vietnam policy. The article frames Morse as isolationist and skeptical of wartime diplomacy, warning that vacillation could aid Communist forces and risk civilian deaths.
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Johnson
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Viet Nam
McNamara
Hanoi
Sarreely
Slow steady pace proposed for driving safety
A cautious suggestion favors a gradual, low speed increase by increments of ten miles per hour to reduce abrupt stops and avoid aggressive driving. The idea emphasizes gradual progress and de-emphasizes sudden changes to curb risky behavior.
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