Scottsdale public plan targets 35 million for new city projects
The city proposes a bold plan including acquiring the Indian Bend Wash for a major park system a civic auditorium planting palms along Scottsdale Road and a north south traffic system to attract tourists business and new residents. They estimate 35 million required with 20 million from taxes and 15 million from federal aid. Critics fear a sales tax and merchants worry shoppers will go elsewhere. Citizens are urged to study the proposal while officials acknowledge reservations but deem the goal worthy and potentially realizable.
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Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Bee
Bikini Island Return After Nuclear Test Cleanup
The Marshallese resettled from Bikini Atoll to Killi with their children and grandchildren as elders recall banishment. A two year cleanup removed debris and radioactive hazards, rebuilt roads and facilities, and prepared Eneu and Bikini for coconut planting and weekly supply flights. The Bikini Hilton site and a new model Pacific island community are anticipated.
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Bob Considine
New York
Bikini
Atoll
Killi
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Trust
Pacific
Saipan
Mariana
Islands
Eneu
Bnei
Recreation Club of Happy Memory
Bikini Hilton
U.S
Nasser Death Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Arab World
Mourning for Gen Gamel Abdel Nasser dominates headlines as observers praise his charisma yet criticize his rule. Critics say his push for war and weapons spending drained Egypt’s economy and deepened poverty, leaving the country virtually bankrupt. The death raises questions about future peace in the Middle East and whether successors will avoid war as a solution.
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Gamel Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
Bitter factionalism fuels Reagan reelection surge in California
California Democrats endure a decade of infighting as Ronald Reagan leads by vast margins. Unruh faces dwindling funds and a strategy built on free TV, while defections widen. The GOP eyes expanded control of the legislature and possible gains in Congress as party loyalties fray.
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Los’angeles
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jess Unruh
George’ Murphy
Congress
House
Unruh
Assembly
Harry, Truman
Lyndon B Johinson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen. Edmund
Muskie
Humphrey
Mo Ke
Holmes’. Tuttle
Mr.x
Tuttle
Sacramento
Pacific
Palisades
Eugene Klein
Edmund G. Brown
Ani
Henry Salvatori
Ralph Waldo
Emerson
Lead-Bottom Apathy Among Women Voters Sparks Critique
A Marian McGrath column lambasts female voters for political apathy and ignorance about elections. The piece contrasts active male voters with women who allegedly defer to husbands, questions their political engagement, and urges more decisive female participation in primaries.
Reading list snippets from library catalog page
A fragmentary library display lists several authors and titles including Fowles The French Lieutenant's Woman Segal Love Story Stewart The Crystal Cave DuMaurier The House on the Strand Reuben Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex Milford Zelda in Fagor Mary Queen of Scots Caldwell Great Lion Robbins The Inheritors Susann The Love Machine.
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Fowles
Segal
Stewart
DuMaurier
Strand
Reuben
Milford
Zelda
Fagor
Mary, Queen of Scots
Caldwell
The Long Walk reviewed as Navajo War history
Don Dresp reviews Lymn R Bailey's The Long Walk 1846 to 1868, a 254 page socio technical history priced at $7.95. The Navajo in Arizona faced oppression under misguided policy with severe suffering at Fort Lumher and Bosque Redondo under General James Carleton as the policy aimed to destroy.
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Don Dresp
Lymn R. Bailey
Arizona
Red Rock Country
Fort Lumher
N.M. Patina
Bosque
Redondo
James Carleton
Ban on dogs in council estates sparks urban debate
The London Sunday Times argues Camden to ban almost all dogs on council estates to curb defecation and improve cleanliness. Authors say urban living demands curbing certain freedoms and predict more councils may follow Camden’s lead.
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Britain
London
Camden
The
London Sunday. Times
The Long Walk Navajo History Book Review
A readable scholarly study of the Navajo relations with Utes Apaches and U S policy detailing the forced removal to Fort Sumner the long walk and confinement to a restricted area. The author provides hundreds of footnotes illustrations and a 10 page bibliography ending with a strong note on the tribe love for Arizona and their homeland.
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New Mexico
Fort Sumner
United States
Carson
Navajo
Slips and Hotties Attract Patrols In Paris Bandshell Scene
Police faced slips and hotties gathering around the bandshell area amid chatter from readers. The incident drew attention from international press including Herald Tribune in Paris and local wartime dispatches.
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International . Herald. Tribune
Paris
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Inside Report
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Merica
Mary McGrath
Wash
D.C
Robbins
Inheritors
Susann
Love Machine
Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Wright
Scottsdale Daily’ Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earil
Ariz
Newea En “Associaten
Vou, Arizona
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