Arizona Officials Criticized Over Colorado River Water Use
The Arizona Daily Star argues Sen. Barry Goldwater and Arizona Power Authority Chair John E. Smith harm the state by public disputes over using 2.8 million acre-feet of Colorado River water. It says their criticisms threaten Central Arizona Project funding and Arizona’s unified stance before Congress.
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Tucson
Lawmaker Mills blocks Kennedy medicare drive in Ways and Means
Washington battles over health care for the aged with Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas resisting Social Security financing. Proxmire polls show aging medicare support slipping from 60 to 40 in 1961 to 49 51 in 1963. White House weighs Mills Supreme Court rumor but cautions exist as Mills could still steer any bill through committee.
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White House
Cecil King
California
Rockefeller Seeks Rallying Point Against Goldwater Drive
The 1964 Republican scene centers on Rockefeller positioning himself as the moderates’ rallying point against Goldwater. He argues the Goldwater surge is exhausting and warns that party unity hinges on a constructive alternative. Rockefeller questions Goldwater’s appeal to big-city states and credits Scranton’s favored-son effort as a caution.
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Rockefeller
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William Scranton
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Rabinowitch warns on Cuba crisis and deterrence limits
The article reviews Eugene Rabinowitch's Dawn of a New Age noting his critique of the USSR's missile withdrawal as a flawed lesson about deterrence. It discusses the danger of equating strength with retreat and urges a new U S policy to reduce power politics between the nuclear powers, contrasting Kennedy era aims with Goldwater brinkmanship.
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Cuba Lessons From Atomic Editor on First and Second Strikes
Dr Rabinowitch argues the Soviet missiles in Cuba were aimed at strategic deterrence rather than defending Cuba. He contrasts first strike and second strike weapons and credits Kennedy for removing missiles, while warning the cold war persists and urging a push toward less brinkmanship.
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Russia
Conservatism Deepens in U.S. Tone and Definitions
Roscoe Drummond argues a growing conservative trend across the nation while noting widespread confusion over what conservatism means. He questions whether Goldwater’s approach defines real conservatism and outlines five core tenets: fiscal responsibility, pro enterprise climate, human and property rights, strong foreign policy, and restrained federal power.
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Washington
Editor's Mailbag Two Tickets On One Car
Reader complains of police procedure in Scottsdale after a widowed mother-in-law’s car left with oil leak. A first parking ticket was issued for wrong way parking and a second citation followed the next day without inquiry into why the car was not moved. The writer accuses officers of prioritizing fines over individual rights.
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