Hayden to retire after long Senate service from Arizona
Editorial notes Sen Carl Hayden will not seek re election this fall. At 90 the longtime lawmaker known as Mr Arizona retires after decades shaping water and reclamation policy and guiding the Senate Appropriations Committee with gentleness and justice. His health has declined, but his departure is credited to his prudent choice.
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Death of Vietnam war photographer Charles Eggleston
Newsmen in Vietnam risk their lives to bring accurate news to the American public. Charles Eggleston, a renowned photographer, was killed in Saigon last weekend during the spring offensive, becoming the fifth correspondent killed this period. He served four years in Vietnam and earned multiple valor awards.
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Diplomats and the UN Role in Cold War Power
Ralph McGill reviews Adlai Stevenson and Arthur Goldberg as UN ambassadors, noting a waning focus on the UN in world policy. George Ball advocates coordinated Western action, predicting a disciplined power approach that could reshape Vietnam policy and Western Europe United States cooperation.
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Volpe Blames Brooke For Massachusetts Primary Setback
Gov John Volpe privately blamed Sen Edward Brooke for undermining him by advising Rockefeller to enter the Massachusetts race. He plans to wage a 34 delegate fight at the national convention and faces Brooke Rockefeller control in Miami Beach. Federal officials warn of black extremist threats and increased security for candidates and party figures.
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Corrales Town Council race reshaped by candidate withdrawal
John Shoeman withdrew from the Town Council race after placing fifth in the primary, leaving Dan Weisberger as the sole successful Non-Partisan ticket candidate. Incumbent council member seeks reelection while All Western party candidates were eliminated. Scottsdale Women's Club names officers and youth day address planned by Ronald Feltman. Scottsdale High Band, artist Warren Gentry, and Epilson Sigma Alpha events noted along with an engagement and a Las Vegas wedding plan.
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Plowshare Pledge urged to back poverty relief
Roscoe Drummond Poor advocates Congress to welcome the Poor People Campaign in Washington. He cites Ford’s Arjay Miller and calls for a national pledge to redirect Vietnam war funds to domestic poverty relief, suggesting the Plowshare Petition become a political force at party conventions.
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France fears de Gaulle backlash drives anti French sentiment
The article reports Bob Considine and Mile. Thinesse criticizing American Francophobia in Atlas Magazine. It cites incidents in Chicago with shops shunning French goods and signs at restaurants. It also quotes a veiled Vietnam war war-weapons barter satire and reflects on Columbia University protests and high college costs.
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Books on Sabbath observance spark layman interest
Two recent books explore the age old controversy over Saturday versus Sunday observance. Dateline Sunday USA by Warren L Johns and From Sabbath to Sunday by Carlyle B Haynes analyze blue laws and Sunday enforcement with historical examples and biblical arguments.
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Scottsdale Progress Briefs Mention Publication Policy
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its publishing schedule and office details. It states it does not accept unsolicited manuscripts or photographs and lists its address at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, Arizona.
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