Arizona Republicans sweep state races amid strong Democratic challenges
Editorial notes Arizona GOP victory in major races with exceptions for Morris Udall and Wesley Bolin. Raul Castro nearly defeated Governor Williams amid late campaign, weak funds, yet strong energy. Sam Grossman failed to persuade independents. Fannin's popularity aided others. Democrats prove viable with capable candidates keeping two party balance.
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Arizona
Morris Udall
Wesley Bolin
Raul Castro
Jack Williams
Castro
Paul Fannin
Sam Grossman
Williams
Fannin
John Conlan
David Kret
John Riggs
Ann Sawyer
Real witches abroad Halloween candy scare reported
Police warnings about dangerous substances in Halloween candy put parents on alert. No injuries reported as warnings helped keep children safe. fewer trick or treaters observed, and the hope is for the culprits to be caught to protect future celebrations.
Washington Unit leak fuels House probe into radical speakers
The Internal Security Committee faces a possible blocking suit by the ACLU over its report naming 134 colleges and 1411 talks with $909,335 in honoraria paid to radical lecturers. The panel cites Angela Davis, Bobby Seale, Abbie Hoffman and others across Communist Party USA, Black Panther, SDS, Youth International Party and more as funded campus speakers.
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Washington
House ‘Internal Security Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Congress
United States
Angela Davis
H. Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Rennie Davis
David Dellinger
Herbert Aptheker
Tom Hayden
Abbie Hoffman
William Kunstler
Jerry Rubin
J. Mark Rudd
Claude Lightfoot
Bobby Seale
Radical Revolutionary
Communist Party, USA
Black Panther Party
Bobby Séale
Floyd Hardwick
Elmer Dixon
Elaine Brown
Students For A Democratic Society
Mike Speigel
Carl Oglesby
Richard Rothstein
Youth International Party
Paul Krassner
Sow
Progressive Labor Party
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Edward Keating
Floyd McKissick
Sidney Peck
Douglas Dowd
Our Man Hoppe America's Great Bleeping Problem
Nicholas Johnson of the FCC condemns censorship of sexualized ads while criticizing lack of federal standards for television commercials. The piece mocks FTC failures, cites a Hornbrook hair spray study, and imagines standards from Mildly Aphrodisiac to Caution: This product may be hazardous to your chastity.
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Our Man
Hoppe
America
Nicholas Johnson
Federal Communications Commissioner
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Scott Carpenter
Revlon
Noxema
Hornbrook
N.J
City cannot have both high rise commerce and resort living
A reader from Scottsdale argues against mixed-use high rise development, warning it would turn the city into a commercial hub with dense streets and hotel offices, sacrificing its identity as a resort town with open spaces, views, and quiet living. The letter denounces out-of-town investors and urges preserving exclusive, low-density living and natural scenery.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Washington
Edith W. Kay
There Will Always Be An England and U S Tourist Talks
A fast packet of items reports on English resilience with a Buckingham Palace image and a six week old martin to be flown to North Africa by B O A C. It also covers Chicago tourism chiefs touting the United States as a top destination and Europeans misjudging U S geography and distances.
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New York
England
Observer
Buckingham Palace
Gray Times
Martin
Minehead
Somerset
B.O.A.C
North Africa
United
Brussels
Soviet Union
Meagher
Chicago
American Psychological Association
American Sociological Association
American Historical Association
United Church of Christ
McCormick Place
al Capone
Cicero
Clean Air Race Tests Lead in 1970 College Modifications
In the Transcontinental Clean Air Race of 1970 college teams tested engines to meet pollution standards proposed for 1975 and 1980. Of 43 starters, 9 met 1975 standards, 2 advanced to 1980. The top car used unleaded gasoline. others used LNG and hydrogen, alcohol, or gas mixtures. Wayne State students modified a standard engine with catalytic mufflers to reduce emissions.
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Massachusetts’ ‘Institute of Technology
University of Michigan
California’ Institute of Technology
Wayne State University
Detroit
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Europe
Richard Daley
Richard B. Ogilvie
Sitting Bull
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Philadelphia
Memphis
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B. Doe” Wright
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