Editorial call for pause in Vietnam war hopes for peace
An editorial urges cautious optimism after the United States announced a bombing pause on North Vietnam. It notes talks in Paris, possible concessions from Hanoi, and the need for an end to fighting in the demilitarized zone and Viet Cong attacks, while warning that violence will continue in the near term.
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Moscow
Middle East worries flagged by Humphrey remarks
Vice President Humphrey told a friend he fears the Middle East may pose a bigger risk than Vietnam. The piece notes Soviet moves into the region, Arab tensions, and Moscow carefully weighing war versus peace as Washington and NATO watch.
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Vietnam
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Bomparey
Mediterranean
West of Civic Center Scottsdale Sees Hopeful Civic Image
The piece lauds Scottsdale's Civic Center as a southwest jewel while noting nearby lots west of the center are unsightly due to absentee ownership and neglect. It calls for residents to improve yards alleys and lawns, stressing effort over funds to address the human problem.
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Scottsdale
Civic Center
Nixon Humphrey race tightens in final days
In the closing stretch, Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey trade barbs as Wallace looms and the electoral college remains unsettled. Agnew’s low profile and Nixon’s team emphasis contrast with Humphrey’s aggressive push and Hollywood-tinged rallies. Voter enthusiasm appears muted amid defensive campaigns.
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Richard M. Nixon
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George Wallace
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Nixon faces lingering doubt as election nears
Evans Novak report examines Nixon’s waning confidence amid Humphrey and Wallace gains. It notes subdued crowds, uneasy advisers, and the possibility Nixon could push for national popular vote if electoral vote shortfall occurs.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Slips and visits noted across papers
Snippets recount a 10 day visit by a king and queen to Moscow, praise for Senator Tydings with applause, rain disrupting Marin event, Hull ending retirement with song before a game, and no reports of candidates courting votes in bars as voters stayed sober at polling sites.
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Mailbag Letter Criticizes Humphrey-Muskie Endorsement
A Minnesota resident writes to attack the paper’s endorsement of the Humphrey-Muskie ticket. He recalls Humphrey’s 1962 role in salvaging Karl Rolvaag’s campaign and cites alleged highway scandal links, arguing the endorsement is a nauseating development.
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Democrat- Farmer Labor
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Vaag
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Editorial Praise For Humphrey Endorsement Letter
A reader thanks the editor for the Oct. 30 piece endorsing Hubert H. Humphrey and praises the realistic evaluation and evident concern. The message is signed by E. Charis Dr. from Paradise Valley and mentions age considerations.
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Sawyer
E. Charis
Paradise Valley
Two Candidates for State Senate Debate Highlighted
A letter urges support for Guy Stillman, praising his civic work with Indian neighbors, Naval Academy access for boys, parkland donation, church and hospital support, and publicity for Arabian horses. It notes a highway project may threaten the Stable Art Gallery and its art school led by William Schimmel, stressing Scottsdale's cultural loss if it closes.
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Scottsdale
Barry Goldwater
McDonald Rd
William Schimmel
Avis‘Read
Edna Duncan
Palo Verde
Phoenix
Voters recall name mix in Scottsdale note
A fragmented note from Scottsdale references Harold Crevasse and William Johnson. It mentions Guy Stillman and concern over a vote lasting only at the moment of casting. Names appear alongside addresses in Scottsdale Arizona.
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Harold We ‘Crevasse
Scottsdale
Political fears of 1963 election going to House
Ralph McGill warns that a House decide- ment could split Congress into factions and invite authoritarian trends. He recalls 1824 and 1876 precedents where House or electoral college rulings shaped the presidency, arguing the nation needs a clear decision on Tuesday.
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