Editorial calls for prison reform in Arizona
The piece warns of dangers at the Florence State Prison amid overcrowding and weak rehabilitation. It urges a Governor appointed blue ribbon panel of experts to study conditions and draft a penal reform plan, noting escapes, staff shortages, and need for psychiatric help.
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Arizona State Prison
Florence
Jack Williams
Arizona
Vision at intersections needs pruning and enforcement
City officials urge residents to trim branches over streets and curb car parking near corners to improve sight lines. The writer argues such pruning and enforcement are simple steps to enhance safety and reduce risks at Scottsdale and Phoenix intersections.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
A Quiet Victory Promise in Nixon Re-election Debate
Clifton Daniel analyzes a post election poll by George Fine Research for CBS News surveying 17 000 voters across 143 precincts The findings show blue collar Democrats defecting to Nixon 5 to 4 and Catholics Ethnics swinging toward the GOP while minorities largely stayed with Democrats The piece highlights a desire for government to avoid disturbing private life and a calm four years ahead
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Clifton Daniel
Vietnam
Economist of London
George Fine Research, Inc
C.B.S. News
Nixon
McGovern
George McGovern
Economist
Eisenhower
Coolidge
Flattau on Environment Marketing Faces Congressional Scrutiny
A CEP report cited by the Commerce Committee highlights deceptive environmental ads from Potlach Forests, Bethlehem Steel, Standard Oil, and can companies. Senators Magnuson and Most plan reintroducing truth in advertising bills, citing the need to verify eco claims and curb misrepresentation.
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Congress
Senate Commerce’ Committee
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Frank Most
Utah
The
Commerce Commerce
Council On Economic Priorities
CEP
New York City
Potlach Forests Co
Potlach
Bethlehem Steel
Kentucky
Sonny Mullins
Fishpond Lake
Bethlehem
American Forest Institute
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Gulf of Mexico
Edward T. LaRoe
Florida Audubon Society
Dr. LaRoe
American
Continental
National
Heekin
Environmental Action Coalition
Continental Can
Madison Avenue
Postwar Vietnam Aid Like a New Marshall Plan
The piece argues that postwar assistance to Vietnam, North and South, Laos and Cambodia, could reach nine billion dollars and rise further. It envisions rebuilding Haiphong, rails, dams, hospitals, and bridges while noting VC harm and possible South Vietnamese friction. The author cites historical reparations lessons and cites Kissinger’s plans.
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Vietnam
North
South
Laos
Cambodia
Johnson
U.S
LBJ
Washington
North Vietnam
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hue
Saigon
Germany
Japan
Bonn
Israel
Andra
Seattle
Indochina
Kissinger
Squirrel Season Ends Dear Begins
Readers in Bloomington react to noisy motor bikes and seek stricter enforcement while noting lawmakers should curb the racket as the community endures the din from bikes with mufflers removed and lawless riders.
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Scottsdale
Bloomington
Ind
Sunday Herald Times
The Lighter Side Shaving System Review
A shopper visits a drug store to buy a shaving system. Clerks push highly engineered options with features like wide track blades and dual lane convertibles. The narrator, excited, cuts himself the next morning while trying the new system.
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Washington
UPI
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