Remembering Camelot and Kennedy’s Legacy in Dallas
The piece marks ten years since Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas. It reflects on his presidency, the notion of Camelot, and the enduring American ideals of hope, morality, and public service as a counter to later political decline. The author urges reviving those ideals in the current era.
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Inaugural Address Call for Courage and Civility
A 1961 presidential inaugural address urges free society to help the poor and defend civility and sincerity. It stresses ongoing effort beyond initial days and calls on all to stand together for justice, equal chance, and national resolve amid crisis.
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Inauguration
Washington, D.C
Kennedy remembered as symbol of vitality and progress
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson lauds President Kennedy as a beacon of life energy and national pride. He reflects on Kennedy's leadership, warning to citizens, and enduring hope for peace and progress.
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Hoppe on Energy Crisis Ends in Nationwide Hibernation
In a satirical take, Hoppe parodies energy shortages by detailing a chain of drastic steps. It chronicles speed limits, blackout policies, and a joke about turning down thermostats two degrees then again, culminating in all Americans entering winter hibernation by December.
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Arthur Hoppe
Free country opinion letter voices freedom and media debate
R J Murphy of Scottsdale argues in support of personal choice and free speech. He counters calls for censorship regarding Mrs Westfall’s x rated movies article and likens media independence to Harper Valley PTA. He asserts five basic freedoms remain essential.
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George N. Hall
Harper Valley
Word to merchants in Scottsdale on missing street numbers
Scottsdale merchants spend thousands on ads yet many buildings lack street numbers. A block can pass without a visible address and drivers face hazards finding locations.
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Scottsdale
Plea to Save Wests Mustang and Aversion to Extinction
A letter from Charlene Chandler Rhiel and Barbara Trester Moser of Glendale urges action to protect approximately 16,000 mustang horses across the Southwest. It condemns helicopter hunts, cliff drives, and shooting for dog food, calling for support after viewing The Mustang film to prevent extinction.
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Charlene Chandler
Rhiel
Barbara Trester Moser
Glendale
Coach Responds to Letter From Scottsdale Boys Club
A Boys Club football coach writes from home after a long day in South Phoenix. He defends his ego and praises teamwork, noting pride in seeing happy boys work together and pledging to continue supporting Scottsdale Boys Club sports programs.
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Scottsdale
South Phoenix
Boys Club
Time Runner Hospitalized For Sprain At Parkview
Star runner Time is in Parkview Memorial Hospital for treatment after suffering a 48 heart sprain. Report by the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette notes the athlete's condition and ongoing care.
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Parkview Memorial Hospital
Ft. Wayne
Twin Cities News People booklet replaces Numbers for Newsmen
Northwestern Bell issues a revised guide to telephone numbers for news reporters in the Twin Cities. The latest edition titled Twin Cities Numbers for News People signals greater recognition that many jobs are open to all genders, not just men.
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