We Agree Dr Wick Should Stay at Arizona State Hospital
The article defends Dr Samuel Wick the resigning superintendent of the State Hospital, praising his leadership and medical improvements while criticizing critics who treat the facility as a prison. It urges accreditation, budget increases for more staff, and asks for board resignations and Wick to remain.
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Paradise Motors Wins Chevrolet Franchise In Scottsdale
Madison Gray Madi son of Paradise Motors secures a Chevrolet franchise in Scottsdale. He will remain in Scottsdale after a zoning dispute threatened relocation. The move adds to three local new car dealers and is expected to boost business and the tax base.
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Valley
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School of the Americas Seen Shaping Latin Armies
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on the U S Army School of the Americas in the Canal Zone. The program trains Latin officers in jungle warfare and civic action aiming to curb Communist subversion and modernize militaries, while sparking debate over military aid and influence.
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Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
Britain
Latin America
Colombia
United States
U.S
School For the Americas
Demands of Western Democrats Spark Debate on ADA Ties
The piece surveys ties between the New Frontier and ADA alumni in government and the Kennedy administration, noting ADA's influence from Adlai Stevenson to Arthur Goldberg. It contrasts older West coast Democrats with younger Western Democrats urging diplomatic talks with Cuba and recognition of Red China, and cites party rhetoric and internal divisions.
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G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Robert C. Weaver
John Kenneth Galbraith
James Loeb
India
Peru
New Frontier
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Southern Republicans face ambivalence over Goldwater at Charleston
Ralph McGill notes Southern Republicans show insecurity and belligerent defense of Barry Goldwater. He recalls 1860 Charleston Democratic split, cites secessionists and Civil War tensions, and contrasts humorless zeal with the senator's calm demeanor.
GOP Charleston 1860 recall shapes a three way race
In Charleston in 1860 the GOP clung to a plan protecting slavery in territories while arguing for a three way presidential race. Speakers like Rhett and Yancey urged secession and a slaveholding empire, while Stephens and Toombs warned war and ruin.
Early Air Force Founding Father Recalls 1909 Flight
Gen. Benjamin Foulois discusses the Wright Brothers demonstration at Fort Myer in 1909 and the birth of military aviation. He recalls the 42 mile per hour flight, the death of instructor Selfridge, and hopes to later fly with astronauts while aging into the 104th year.
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George Washington
Fort Myers
Arlington National Cemetery
Governors and nominees debated in 1964 primary quotes
UPI quotes Gov George Wallace of Alabama saying anybody would be better than Kennedy as he considers a run in Indiana and New Hampshire primaries. Rockefeller responds to a hypothetical Goldwater vote with caution and unchanged conservative stances.
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New Hampshire
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