Growth Surge Ties Phoenix Tucson as Arizona Population Booms
The Census shows Phoenix and Tucson as the fastest growing areas with the rest of the metro region filling rapidly. While business thrives and incomes rise, rising costs and capital needs strain public services and planning. Long range planning and land preservation are urged to meet future demand.
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Tucson
United States
Phoenix
Arizona
U.S
Phoenix-Tucson
Point Counterpoint on Wealth and Milk Aid
A newspaper contrasts two stories: a group of 39 men each with fortunes above 50 million in five years and a proposal to cut milk subsidies for schoolchildren by 18 percent. The piece juxtaposes obscene wealth with child malnutrition and argues the need to protect nourishment for vulnerable kids.
Public Apathy Grows Over Smog Amid Silent Action
As record smog blankets the eastern half of the nation, officials report little behavior change among commuters. A 13 day air pollution alert saw minimal traffic reduction and media pleas for car pools and mass transit largely ignored.
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David R. DiJulio
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
COG
Washington
D.C. Environmental Services Department
New York City
New York
Larry Russ
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Department of Environmental Services
Michael Arrow
Department of Air Resources
Arrow
Bailus Walker
Environmental Health Administration
Walker
Kissinger Rise Tied to Nixon and Rockefeller Ties
The piece traces Henry Kissinger’s early work with Nelson Rockefeller and later influence on Nixon. It notes Kissinger’s Harvard background, his 1956 Special Studies Project role, and his defense of detente with China and the Soviet Union. It covers JFK era dynamics and Kissinger’s loyalty to Rockefeller’s political ambitions.
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White House
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Rocky
Gov. Rockefeller
Harvard
Germany
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
U.S
Laurance
Rockefeller
Cambridge
John F. Kennedy
JFK
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
McGeorge Bundy
Dean Rusk
Norton
Stephen R. Graubard
Graubard
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Vietnam
New York
China
Soviet Union
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Senate calls for 110000 troop cuts overseas by 1975 end
Senate approves amendment to a 21 billion military bill demanding a 110,000 man reduction of U.S. overseas forces by year end 1975 amid war weariness and economic strain. It aligns with NATO burden talks and may shift talks at Vienna while preserving NATO commitment. Brookings suggests potential $6 billion annual savings from reorganizing European troops.
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Aus
Senate
United States
Nixon
U.S
NATO
Asia
Europe
Korea
Vienna
Senate House
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
South Korea
Thailand
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Okinawa
Hubert H. Humphrey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brookings Institution
Progress asks for concise letters to editor
The Progress invites letters to the editor with a 350 word limit and requests writers to include name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions are preferred and should be double spaced to ease handling.
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Flattau
Stansbury
By Bob Considine
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Plewspaper Association
Asizoka Newspapers Association
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