Council urged to postpone Lincoln Scottsdale corner shop rezoning
Progressive editorials argue Mike Fennell’s plan for a neighborhood shopping center at Lincoln and Scottsdale roads tests the city council. Support cites growth and trust in Fennell. opposition warns of harm to downtown and risk to three other corners. A master plan is underway, urging temporary rejection to preserve future controls.
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Piracy in Cold Blood Reported from Moscow
Word from Moscow claims Russia pirated Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, renaming it An Ordinary Murder edited by a commissar. The piece notes Russia rejects the International Copyright and Patent Convention and cannot compensate Capote, denying payment for copies sold there.
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Komer Named Top Officer Oversee Viet Nam Reconstruction
President Johnson grants Robert Komer broad authority to direct peaceful reconstruction in South Viet Nam. Komer, long a White House intelligence aide, is chosen to unify planning, with power to resolve priority disputes across agencies and marshal scarce resources for the non military war effort.
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FBI Notebook Scene From Hollywood Panic
A dramatic FBI fictional scene depicts Lew Erskine and Jack Rhodes in a farmhouse stakeout as mobsters flee after gunfire. Dialogue spoofs internal bureau discipline and the idea of a flawless official portrayal. Lew warns Jack to stay vigilant and finish his report to the director.
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Moscow shows its hand in NATO dissolution debate
Roscoe Drummond argues that Soviet moves signal Moscow backs a U.S. withdrawal from NATO. He notes Andrei Gromyko’s Rome press conference proposing a European summit without a U.S. seat at the table and says Moscow seeks a weak or no NATO. He warns Western Europeans avoid ceding security to the Soviet Union.
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Teachers Speak Out On Kiva School Turmoil
In a letter to the editor teachers at Kiva School express distress over leadership and integrity questions directed at Principal Barton. They describe a mix of young and experienced staff, fear for colleagues reassignment, and damaged morale as they question safety to discuss issues and the future of their school.
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