Speech sparks anger over Muskie speechwriting rift
Washington reports reveal a high tension clash as Richard Goodwin, famed for Kennedy and McCarthy eras, faced backlash from Muskie aides over an election eve TV speech. Goodwin challenged Muskie aides, demanded apologies, and warned Kennedy allies he would not join Muskie’s campaign vanguard.
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Aristotle and the middle class in foreign policy
The editorial draws on Aristotle to argue the middle class stabilizes nations and suggests U S policy in Latin America and Asia failed by courting dictators and economic aristocracy. It warns nations without a robust middle class become targets for nationalism and communism, risking U S influence.
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Latin America
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Middle class power linked to anti communism policy shift
The author argues that a growing middle class reduces communism appeal and strengthens allied governance. It cites Vietnam Cuba Chile and Kennedy's Alliance for Progress, noting Johnson Administration neglect and urging a foreign policy rethink to foster middle class strength as an alternative to dictatorship and oligarchy.
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Clean Air Day Declared In Scottsdale By Mayor Tims
Tomorrow November 19 is proclaimed Clean Air Day in Scottsdale by Mayor Tims. The League of Women Voters organized a workshop on clean air and a bike parade to promote the effort. The message urges riding bikes and walking, warns of long term pollution, and calls for public action to protect air quality.
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Tims
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Seasonal calendar wits spark in New York column
A satirical column lampoons holiday shopping chaos and calendar tinkering from Fifth Avenue stores to Roosevelts era. It rails at consumer timing tricks, labor strikes, and pop culture jabs from Valentine cards to Barbra Streisand cinema woes. It ends with a quip about a cop and a projectionist.
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Slips Dr Corsley Burroughs in Wedding Ceremony
In Alton, the First Presbyterian Church hosted the ceremony with Dr Corsley Burroughs officiating and Dr Robert Oldham as bridesmaid. Surviving relatives include parents a brother and four sisters as reported by the Sandusky Register.
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Robert Oldham
Alton
Evening Telegraph
Sandusky
Mailbag letter defends judge in Mohave Pueblo parking row
City Magistrate E. L. Boyle responds to charges about parking tickets issued Oct. 29 near the Mohave Pueblo school area. He states he and Judge Jerome were out of town and urges residents to identify any judge involved. He notes police received neighbor complaints and that illegal parking posed a hazard with ample nearby parking available.
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Mary Chandler
Mohave-Pueblo
E. L. Boyle City
Kunstler Lectures Youth on Revolution at Catholic U
William Kunstler, famed Chicago Seven attorney, spoke to about 800 students and faculty at Catholic University in Washington. He billed his talk as a sale of a revolutionary state of mind with fees around $1,000, claimed campus unrest mirrors Nazi tactics, and urged youth as the engine of change while denying advocacy of violence.
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William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
H. Rap Brown
Catholic University
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Germany
Hitler
Ali Drives Past Quarry in Return to Ring
Muhammad Ali, returning after more than three years, decisively defeated Jerry Quarry in three rounds. Quarry had been the top contender for the heavyweight title now held by Joe Frazier, and Ali’s performance cements his status as a towering figure in boxing.
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Cassius Clay
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Ali to Fight Frazier Rumor Sparks Boxing Talk
Louisville reports plans for a Frazier Ali bout and how the World Boxing Association would respond to the result. The piece argues Ali was unjustly stripped of the heavyweight title over his draft stance and notes Ali’s enduring impact on boxing and public interest.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
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