CAP Passage Celebrated by Arizona Leaders in House Vote
Editorial lauds House approval of the Central Arizona Project and foresees Senate reconciliation. It credits Sen. Carl Hayden and Reps Morris Udall Rhodes Aspinall for shaping a $779 million plan to bring Colorado River water to Phoenix and Tucson, aiding future economy and groundwater security.
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The Car Taste Then and Now and Diplomatic Exits
The columnist contrasts old Packard and Pierce-Arrow days with modern low, sleek autos. An AP photo shows Ambassador Harriman exiting a Paris limousine awkwardly, highlighting fashion and vehicle design. The piece argues for more headroom and sensible style in cars and attire.
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Paris talks judged by Vietnam battlefield will
Roscoe Drummond weighs Paris negotiations against fighting in Vietnam. He cites Hanoi's three stage war plan to press for battlefield gains while talks continue, predicting protracted, painful negotiations and renewed offensives to win a settlement.
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Ohio labor victory reshapes Democratic odds in Ohio
In Columbus a May primary defeat of Sen Frank Lausche by Gilligan cements labor influence in Ohio Democratic politics. Sen Stephen Young gains nomination with labor support, while Kennedy faces regional and intra party opposition from Humphrey backers led by Bert Porter.
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War With Mexico review by Donald Barr Chidsey
The War With Mexico provides a brief, engaging memory refresher on the 1846 to 1848 conflict. Chidsey offers background on causes personalities and campaigns with thorough research, though his prose includes unusual grammar and choppy organization. The Mexican perspective is touched on and the book serves as a painless tour rather than a scholarly treatise.
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New International Dictionary
Most Popular At The Library
A list highlights top books including Topaz by Stewart Gabriel Hounds by Serling The Président's Plane is Missing by Knebel Vanished by Morris The Naked Ape by Sutton The Exhibitionist by Ginett Between Parent s and Child by Vidal Myra Breckinridge by Hailey Airport by Updike Couples by Updike.
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Washington poverty marches traced from Coxey to King
The article recalls early and modern protests in Washington from Jacob Coxey’s 1894 march demanding coinage reform to the 1963 Civil Rights era led by Martin Luther King Jr. It notes how these marches shaped policy, with reference to Hoover era actions and key figures like MacArthur, Eisenhower, and Kennedy.
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Patrick J.o’boyle
Dr. King
Humprey Marital Roots and a Partner in Politics
Ines Robb Hubert-smart recalls Hubert Humphrey and his wife Muriel as a battle-tested team. Muriel helped with budgeting and selling sandwiches to fund campaigns while he pursued politics, later supporting his bid for Congress and a future vice presidency.
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Fashion Quotes Through Generations
A compact collection of historical voices on fashion. Thoreau and Churchill discuss fashion’s power to reveal character, Holmes links fashion to living art, Lowell warns of insipidity, Looke mocks ostentation, and Dumas notes fashion's transience.
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