Phoenix Fights Scottsdale Annexation in Paradise Valley
The piece describes Phoenix plans to legally challenge Scottsdale's Paradise Valley annexation of four square miles. It notes past court rulings on boundary descriptions and argues Phoenix will use its legal budget to block growth, urging Scottsdale to push development north and resist encroachment.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
40Th Street
Superior Court
McDowell Mountains
UN Spy Allegations Tie Cuba and UN Espionage to NYC
The article accuses the United Nations of serving as a spy forum for Communists. It notes three Cuban saboteur ring members linked to the Cuban UN mission, granting apparent diplomatic immunity. It cites prior Soviet UN members caught spying and calls for a strong U S stance and UN internal security.
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FBI
New York City
United Nations
United States
Move Suggested for Maryvale Resident to Scottsdale
A Maryvale resident phoned Scottsdale officials complaining about Phoenix area city services. He urged that before any new annexation steps by Mayor Mardian, his own taxpayers should be addressed and suggested relocating to Scottsdale.
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Maermvais
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mardian
Maryvale
Turf Paradise Opens Tourist Season Amid Horse Racing
The track at Turf Paradise begins its tourist season with racing under way. Visitors, mainly from the Midwest, plan extended stays to enjoy daily entries, selections, and probable odds featured by the Progress before each racing card.
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Turf Paradise
Midwest
Farley Signals GOP 1968 Ticket Outlook on TV
James A. Farley on a TV program predicts the 1964 GOP ticket of Nelson Rockefeller and Mark Hatfield will lose to Kennedy and Johnson. He urges the party to skip costly nominations and conventions, urging a leaner operation and cash reserved for 1968. He touts Rockefeller as a potential 1969 rival and notes Democratic chaos.
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New York
James A. Farley
Jim
Nelson Rockefeller
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Kennedy
Johnson
cJim
Nostrademus
Republican National Committee
Barry Schwater
George Romney
Harold Stassen
Dick Nixon
Rockefeller-Hatfield
GOP
Mark Hanna
Boies Penrose
Farley
Uct
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
McCloy Hatfield Ticket Considered In 1968 GOP Plans
The piece notes talk of a 1968 Republican ticket with McCloy and Hatfield, citing the Solid South factor. It also reports last Tuesday’s tight election results, a three party dynamic with Democrats Republicans and Sen Wayne Morse, and remarks from Charles Luckman on aging in architecture and new partners aged 38. It includes Commander Walter Schirra discussing future moon missions and the likelihood of failures in spaceflight.
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GOP
Hatfield
McCloy-Hatfield
Wayne Morse
News media clash over single voice handling Cuba crisis
Barry Goldwater era debate centers on Defense Department control of news during the Cuban crisis. Arthur Sylvester defends the system, while newspapers like the Washington Evening Star condemn it as dangerous government manipulation of information and warn of eroding public confidence.
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Washington
New Frontier
Goldwater
Department of Defense
United States
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Secrtary of Defense
Cuba
Defense Department
Washington Evening Star
The
Star
News Control and Freedom The Truth We Lose
An outspoken critique argues that government control of news harms freedom and distorts public understanding. It condemns official spinning as a dangerous path, likening it to totalitarian regimes and warning that ends do not justify suppressing information. The writer ends by asking a direct question about accountability.
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Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Gift counselling service spurs quirky Christmas challenge
Washington columnist recounts testing Diane Mitchell a New York gift counsellor who uses a personality checklist to pick gifts. Her picks for a cuddly snob and a shy extrovert who is intellectually scary are a myna bird and a Mae West jacket with a music box respectively.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
New York
Diane
Myna Bird
Edgar Allen Poe
CIA Reorganization Sought After Cuban Intelligence Debacle
Henry Taylor reports dire calls for John McCone to overhaul CIA operations in Cuba amid persistent leaks and failures. Refugee groups and Cuban underground networks distrust CIA channels after repeated trap risks and Castro penetration, endangering anti Castro fighters and undermining U S efforts.
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Miami
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
Cuba
CIA
Taylor
Castres
Castro
Gunanahacabibes
Cienaga del Zapata
Matanzas
Exposes CIA Inefficiency In Cuban Infiltration
Analysis points to CIA failures in internal Cuba operations against Castro with anti Castro Cubans recruited abroad and arrested by Castro's G2. The piece notes large scale infiltration, Bay of Pigs aftermath, and mass imprisonments/Torture of families, highlighting fear and repression in Cuba.
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Castro
United States
CIA
Cuba
Hungary
Poland
Havana
Cienfuegos
Manzanillo
Bahama Channel
Lst
Bay of Pigs
Kennedy
America
Georgia Republicans Reflect On Off Year Results And Shifts
Ralph McGill notes a somber mood in the South after the November election as Republicans concede limited gains. He cites Florida gains in Orlando Winter Park and Republican movements to Florida while acknowledging the party’s youth and need to accumulate ground before building a second party in the region.
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Rtlanta
Midwest
National Committee
Florida
Orlando- Winter Park
Iowa
Vermont
Kansas
New Hampshire
Claude Pepper
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Georgia
Southern Republicans struggle to grow amid segregation and race politics
The Dixie GOP faces organ izing hurdles as candidates are scarce and Grass roots support weak. In Alabama and South Carolina racial tensions and hate groups drive campaigns while veteran figures like Olin Johnston resist. Some sincere Southern Republicans persevere despite a hostile political climate.
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Georgia
GOP
South Carolina
U.S
Olin Johnston
Goldwater
Alabama
Lister Hill
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Birmingham
University
Martin Luther King
Oxford
Kennedy
Washington
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Diane Mitchell
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