Capitol Self Investigation Lets Wall Sit Atop Skeletons
Editorial critiques House Republican leaders for only weakly sanctioning Representatives Jay Stuckey and Ray Everett by removing committee chairs while neglecting broader probe. It questions accountability for Frank Middleton and associates, and Attorney General Gary Nelson, and notes a stalled ethics review amid lingering conflicts of interest.
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House
Jay Stuckey
Ray Everett
Frank Middleton
Stuckey and Everett
Gary Nelson
Nelson
Salt River
Never Give Up on Missing In Action Soldiers
The article laments the prolonged delay in locating 1,233 American servicemen missing in Indochina. It argues against abandoning the search, criticizes limited cooperation from Viet Cong and North Vietnam, and urges non-governmental groups such as the Quakers and Red Cross to help secure progress.
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Indochina
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Quakers
Catholic Relief and Missionary Groups
International Red Cross
Peace and Love People defend Armstrong murder case
The Peace and Love People visited Washington to defend Karleton Armstrong who admitted driving explosives to the Army Math Center in Madison killing Fassnacht and harming a family. The defense included William Kunstler and other activists while others urged violence as acceptable in the war era.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Robert Fassnacht
Stephanie
Christopher
Karen
Heidi
Karleton Armstrong
Fassnacht
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Armstrong
Army Math Building
New York Times
Pig
Math Research Center
William Kunstler
United States
Southeast Asia
Kunstler
William Sachtsen
Karl Armstrong
Sachtsen
Plainfield
N.J
New York Post
Columbia University
Madison
Philip Berrigan
Ernest Gruening
D- Alaska
Princeton
Richard Falk
Boston University
Howard Zinn
Daniel Ellsberg
Berrigan
Vietnam
Gruening
Falk
Zinn
Nuremburg
Ellsberg
Daniel Berrigan
Philip
Nietzsche
Mailbag: Do speed limits protect or punish drivers
A Phoenix Scottsdale reader asks if speed limit signs indicate maximum or minimum speeds. The letter argues proper limits save lives and questions drivers who ignore posted limits, urging city engineers to enforce rules or remove signs. The writer cites accidents and seeks clarity on traffic safety intent.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Cooling It Barry Goldwater Burned by Public Outcry
A Paradise Valley letter from MYRL GLUCK challenges Senator Goldwater over his Nixon era stance. The writer accuses Goldwater of political motivation, criticizes his calls for restraint, and urges him to distance himself from the Nixon administration as the public grows weary of partisan rhetoric.
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Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Dick Cavett
Sen. Goldwater
New York
Myrl Gluck
Paradise Valley
Rio Treaty under review as U S seeks mature partnership
UPI reports diplomats press to preserve the Rio Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance amid debate in the OAS. Ambassador Jova warns against diluting collective security while Cuba sanctions face possible rollback as nations seek a stable hemispheric peace.
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Washington
UPI
Europe
Western Hemisphere
United States
Rio Grande
Organization of American States
White House
OAS
Nixon
Americas
U.S
Joseph J. Jova
Java
United Nations
U.N
Cuba
Jova
Miller Road conflict and traffic concerns after fatal incident
Residents on Miller Road report dangerous congestion and conflicting traffic patterns since Eldorado Park opened. They cite speed limits of 25 mph south of McDowell and 35 mph north, with activity from McDowell to Thomas and multiple Miller Road entrances. East and west of Miller include a gas station, ball fields, schools, a fire station under construction, and multiple residential areas. The community pleads for action following a death.
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Miller Road
Eldorado Park
McDowell
McDowell Road
Thomas
Miller
Tonto Elementary
Coronado High School
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Charles E. Flinner
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Jerry McElfresh
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
National Newspaper Association
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