Editorial Chronology of Terror Attacks and Reactions
Chronology recounts April 9 Israeli raid on Beirut and Sidon targeting Black September and the Popular Front. It notes killed leaders Kamal Nasser Abu Yusuf and Kamal Adnan and UN condemnation of Israel, while Arab attacks drew no rebuke. The six week tally lists incidents from March 1 to April 9, all planned and financed in Lebanon.
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Beirut
Sidon
Black September
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Kamal Nasser
Abu Yusuf
al Fatah
Kamal Adnan
Israel
United Nations
Holy Land
el Alair
New York
Cyprus
Paris
Rome
Singapore
Lebanon
Uglification in Maricopa County Calls for Screened Junkyards
A county wide appeal condemns blight between Scottsdale and Tempe noting shabby buildings and a large junkyard along the road. The piece urges zoning reforms to require planting and screening to hide scrap metal from public view.
Laos Stronghold Long Tieng Holds U S Support Amid Pressure
Long Tieng in Laos remains a key non Communist bastion as G McMurtrie Godley warns of continued U S protection. Lao leaders and Meo commander Vang Pao stress need for ongoing aid and bombing will target North Vietnamese violations of the Laos ceasefire.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Long Tieng
Laos
G. McMurtrie Godley
U.S
Godley
America
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Mac Godley
John Dean
Dean
Charles Whitehouse
Souvanna Phouma
Vang Pao
Thailand
On the Line Are they really worthwhile
Column by Bob Considine questions the value of large public spending on governments like the FBI CIA and White House operations. He cites Hoover era HQ costs, CIA missteps from Bay of Pigs to Powers, and costly presidential aides, arguing funds might better serve essential needs.
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Bob Considine
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
CIA
Washington
George
Fort Knox
South Vietnam
Diem
Hawkshaws
Castro
U.S
Reader letter challenges sandbuggy fatality reporting
A reader criticizes the paper for not naming the victim or detailing the accident’s circumstances. He argues the sandbuggy was not the sole killer, urges coverage of prior crashes, and requests more interviews and multiple photos. He signs as David D. Schumacher of Dave's Auto Towing.
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Lafayette
David D. Schumacher
Dave
Auto Towing
Who should pay to quiet jetliners in Washington
A UPI report outlines the jet noise debate with quotes from Edward E. Carlson and Justice Douglas. Courts limit local curfews, FAA regulation rises, and 1,700 older jets remain loud as travel demand soars toward 442 million passengers by 1982. The key question: who pays for muffling noise—the airlines, passengers, or the government.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
Washington
UPI
United Air Lines
Edward E. Carlson
Los Angeles International
Burbank
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Congress
Douglas
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
William H. Rehnquist
U.S
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Dulles
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Powers
Ussr
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Truman
Gen
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Sherman Adams
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Kovey
Jonatha
Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
Cambodia
Capitol Hill Territory
Washington Window
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