Annexation Crisis Splits Scottsdale East Side
Judge Nabours voided Scottsdale east side annexation on May 10 1963 prompting calls to rebuild a legal plan. Leaders insist 65 to 70 percent property value support is needed to secure homeowners protections taxes and city services while avoiding higher costs and reduced representation. The crisis demands community unity for a valid re annexation.
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Scottsdale
East Side
William W. Nabours
Nabours
Arizona Public Service
Motorola
Mountain States Telephone
McGill on Race Tensions and National Challenge
Ralph McGill argues that handling minority rights is the nation’s central internal issue amid segregationist violence in Alabama Mississippi and elsewhere. He links national security to civil rights progress and notes public officials’ resistance and televised images of police tactics.
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Latin America
Africa
Asia
United States
George Wallace
Alabama
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Big Problems with Integration and Civil Rights
The text argues that attacks on protesters with dogs and hoses reveal deep racial injustice. It links church and business discrimination to a national delay in equality, cites the 1954 school decision and federal Constitution as guiding protections, and warns that continued private discrimination will trigger costly court battles.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Monkey keeps Bible and Evolution book in a puzzled stance
The caption frames a monkey as the most confused animal, carrying a Bible and Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, wrestling with whether he is his brother’s keeper or his keeper’s brother. It plays on the conflict between faith and science using wordplay.
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Evolution
New Arab Federation Aims to Oust Hussein and Threaten Israel
Drew Pearson reports that Syria and Iraq have formed a United Arab Republic with Egypt, aiming to topple King Hussein of Jordan. The piece notes U S hesitation to intervene, rising regional tension near Suez, and lists figures accused of aiding wartime anti Jewish crimes including Andrea Artukovic Nicolae Malaxa and Viorel Trifa, with questions over extradition and immunity.
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New Arab Federation
Israel
Jordan
Washington
United States
Holy Land
Harry Truman
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Hussein
Near East
State Department
Ben-Gurion
Suez
Sinai
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Questioning U.S. Cuba policy amid co existence debate
Barry Goldwater questions the chosen U S Cuba strategy as Bundy outlines five points and the caller weighs whether the aim is to co exist with a Soviet presence. The piece argues that isolating Cuba may fail and missiles and troops remain a risk next to the United States.
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United States
Editor's Mailbag Protest Over Lavish King Inquiry
A reader questions editorial support for Rep William Fitts Ryan amid debate on a two year budget of 681000 and notes a King of Morocco visit to New York City for fringe benefits. The letter challenges perceived double standards between domestic spending critique and international visits.
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William Fitts Ryan
New York
House un-American Affairs Committee
Morocco
New York City
King of Morocco Visits Spark U S Spending Critique
In a Scottsdale letter to the editor, Ke McCully protests a Moroccan king’s visits and lavish hospitality funded by American taxpayers. He cites five Cadillacs, blankets and dinners totaling $30,000, plus billions in aid, and questions why editors and lawmakers tolerate such expenditure. The writer urges taxpayers to protest and notes the awaited stance of Rep. William Fitts Ryan.
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General Motors
Mayflower
Washington
Morocco
William Fitts Ryan
House un-American Affairs Committee
Foreign Office
Scottsdale
Ke. McCully
East Villa Way
Italy Germany Nuclear Force Plan Faces Election Uncertainty
Marquis Childs reports that Italian elections threaten a center-left Fanfani government and thus challenge Washington’s push for a joint sea-based nuclear force with Italy and Germany. The plan aims for a multilateral NATO backstop to France’s national deterrent, with the Ottawa meeting on the horizon.
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Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Germany
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Europe
France
Bonn
Gerhard Schroeder
Ottawa
NATO
Kennedy Plan on NATO Hit By Italy Vote
The piece discusses a White House view that Italian votes, with Social Democrats gaining in Berlin and other regions, affect U.S. NATO nuclear burden strategies. It notes Chancellor Adenauer’s resistance to change and Germany’s role in the alliance, including Bonn’s stance on multilateral nuclear arrangements and contracts with the Soviet Union. Change in policy is seen as likely given shifting political climates.
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White House
Germany
NATO
Berlin
Christian Democrats
Hanover
Konrad Adenauer
Brandt
de Gaulle
Bonn
Frankfurt
America
Washington
Soviet Union
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Andrea Artucovic
Republic of
Croatia
Himmler of
Artucovic
Hitler
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Kennedy
Long Beach
Calif
Nicolae Malaxa
Rep
Jack Shelley
San Francisco
California
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Iron Guard
Rumania
Shelley
Malaxa
Kefauver
Tennesse
Ken Keating
Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Frank Kowalski
Connecticut
Victor Anfuso
New York Supreme Court
William Ryan
D.-N.y
Cecil King
D.-Calif
Viorel Trifa
Michigan
Trifa
Rumanian Tren Guard
Antonescu
Student Union
Bucharest
Rome
Hers Gultman
David Wollander
Rabbinicial Association of
Valerian
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
Goldwater
Caribbean
United States Chamber of Commerce
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
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Castro
Free World
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Interlandi
Marquis Childs
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