Progress editorial on Arizona police needs
The editorial argues for quick police action and outlines three immediate needs in Arizona. A state minimum staffing and training standard is urged, a statewide criminology laboratory is proposed to replace FBI delays, and a central criminal records system is recommended to speed crime detection and reduce the high state crime rate.
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Phoenix
FBI
Washington
Florence
Noise and danger rise with motorcycle use in the nation
The piece notes a 41 percent jump in motorcycle accidents from 1964 to 1965 and calls for action on noise. It questions muffler standards, suggests loud bikes disrupt communities, and praises an Arizona Safety Council pledge to seek legislation to reduce accidents while urging curbs on noise.
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Arizona Safety Council
Negro history in American past shows hidden valor and bias
Ralph McGill warns that segregation era textbooks erase Black contributions from U.S. history. He illustrates through examples from early New England to Civil War and Spanish American War, urging truth to counter myths and prejudice.
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Col. Tyng
Barzillai Lew
Cooper
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Thomas Farrington
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Ticonderoga
New England
Monitor
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Alabama
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Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Free Speech Sparks Turmoil at Lime University Forum
Roscoe Drummond reports on a student brawl that disrupted General Wheeler’s lecture at Lime University. Rioters jeered and rushed the platform while questioning free speech standards and lessons from Cold War conflicts.
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Woete
Dss
Stary Fren Zerix
G. Wheeler
Lime University
Po Drummond
Gen. Wheeler
Scottsdale Alley Cleanups and Litter Fines Debate
Reader letter criticizes lax enforcement of littering in Scottsdale alleys. Advocates $300 fines and weekly reporting by local groups to clean up unsightly back streets behind homes. The writer highlights perceived hypocrisy toward business advertising rules and urges action on sanitation.
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Truly Nolan
Taco Bell
Jess
Scottsdale
Nolan
Life on the edge of Korea's fragile ceasefire zone
Bob Considine recalls the tense 151 mile DMZ strip at Panmunjom where shots could trigger a renewed war. He notes UN and North Korean flags, Freedom House, a monument to Ui Chi Mun Dol, and the wary, regimented American personnel stationed to enforce the uneasy truce dating from July 27 1953.
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Considine
William C. Jones
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Freedom House
South Korea
Ui Chi Mun Doly
Potsdam
U.S
United Kingdom
Russia
Peoples Republic. of Korea
Barry Goldwater Advice to Congress for Freshmen
Open letter urging new members of Congress to seek balance among views of human nature. The author warns against using lawmaking and taxation as shortcuts and emphasizes rational thought and humor as daily tools. He stresses the Senate and judiciary as checks and the executive role in administration.
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Barry Goldwater
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