Phoenix Election Prominent Tickets Fight for Mayor and Council
In Phoenix the mayoral and council race pits Charter Government led by Milton Graham against the ACT slate headed by Richard Harless. Charter candidates Jay Hyde Jarett Jarvis and Sophia Kruglick join Graham, while ACT features Manuel Pena and Ed Kerrick. Voters face a polarized choice with calls of efficiency and reform.
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Phoenix
Milton Graham
Charter Government
ACT
Richard Harless
Harless
Graham
Charter
Jay Hyde
Jarett Jarvis
Sophia Kruglick
Council
Manuel Pena
Ed Kerrick
Hyde
Jarvis
Kruglick
Pena
Kerrick
Veterans Day Remembers War Service and Peace Hopes
The piece marks Veterans Day, noting Armistice Day's origin and honoring veterans of the U S armed forces. It cites over 22 million veterans living in the United States and comments on the desire for lasting peace, while acknowledging current risks and civilian suffering.
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United States
Goldwater Faces Internal Strife as Doloris Bridges Brews Disruption
In New Hampshire Doloris Bridges, widow of Styles Bridges, seeks a Senate bid on Goldwater’s coattails and risks splitting the Goldwater camp. The Bridges chair controversy at New England College plus prior hardline GOP factions threaten unity ahead of the presidential primary.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Doloris Bridges
Sen
Styles Bridges
Bridges
New Hamp Shire
Norris Cotton
New Engand College
Rockefeller
Dartmouth
New England College
Cotton
Sen. “Cotton
In The Nick Of Time Barry Goldwater on Agriculture
Barry Goldwater attacks federal policy toward agriculture in Washington, arguing government price controls and heavy subsidies distort markets. He says farm prosperity requires minimal government influence, free markets, and warns that political manipulation harms farmers and consumers. He asks readers how they stand.
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Washington
Korea
Armistice Day nostalgia and Khrushchev notes in 1963 rhetoric
Bob Considine recalls Armistice Day stories about Gold Star Mothers at Arlington and the Unknown Soldier, while he shifts to Cold War reflections. He contrasts Khrushchev’s bravado with historical repression in Budapest and Berlin, noting U2 incidents and peiping’s Moscow gathering amid global tensions.
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New York
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Considine
Remembering the Armistice Forty-Five Years On
Ralph McGill reflects on the end of the Great War and the veterans who lived through it. He recalls the silence in No Man's Land, the larks over barbed wire, and the sense of relief as Kaiser Wilhelm's power waned. He notes the aging doughboys, their photos in memory, and the enduring lesson of peace.
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France
No Man's Land
Holland
Armistice Day Reflections On Peace And The United Nations
The piece recalls victory and mourning 45 years since armistice ending World War I. It notes mixed feelings about peace and critiques the league of nations and UN role in restraining aggression, while urging commitment to peace through international cooperation. It weighs postwar outcomes, Korea, and the quest for lasting peace.
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League of Nations
Europe
Larks
Korea
United Nations
Mans Castle of Faith and Learning in Daily Life
Editor's Mailbag shares a meditation on building a personal castle of faith, study, and service. The piece urges prayer, Bible study, humble acts of love, and exploration of culture and others, to dedicate one’s talents to peace and understanding across God’s earth.
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God's Earth
God
C. Stuart Wilson
E. Wilshire
Polar bear molar removal at Lincoln Park Zoo
A stubborn polar bear at Lincoln Park Zoo was anesthetized after an unsuccessful attempt to prevent a tooth extraction. A tranquilizer dart failed to calm him at first, and the bear staggered into a pool. Eight attendants and two veterinarians spent two hours recovering him and removing the tooth while he remained unconscious.
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Chicago
UPI
Lincoln Park Zoo
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