Residents oppose Camelback rezoning plan for 80 acres
An editorial argues against rezoning 80 acres along Camelback Mountain from one acre to 107 homes. It warns lower density would harm a premier neighborhood and set a dangerous precedent, urging the Phoenix Council to reject the proposal.
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Camelback Mountain
Floyd Baldwin
Phoenix
McDonald Rd
44Th St
Camelback ‘Mountain
Phoenix Council
Em . Ae, A
Havana memories of Cuba’s 1933 upheaval and Batista rise
A 1933 Havana episode recounted by Ralph McGill recalls the fall of Gerardo Machado, the rise of Batista, and the early whispers of Fidel Castro. The piece notes bomb threats, palace guards, and shifting loyalties as Cuba moves toward an army government and broader unrest.
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Estoril
Portugal
Havana
Gerardo Co Machado
McGill
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Machado
Batista
Bear
Sierra Maestro
Fidel ‘Castro
Moscow
Fidel
Lisbon
Switzerland
Spain
America
Dream Wallace cabinet names in a nightmarish teaser
A dream lists George Wallace appointing a controversial cabinet including Police Chief Bull Connor as defense secretary and Sheriff Clark as attorney general. It also mentions H Jy Hunt as treasury, Robert Welch as secretary of state, with odd notes on abolishing the Supreme Court and nods to James Meredith as ambassador to Outer Mongolia.
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George Wallace
Bull Connor
Birmingham
Ala
Clark
Selma
Supreme Court
Wallace
James Meredith
Outer Mongolia
Nixon campaign spending reaches sweeping mobilization
The Nixon drive gathers about $24 million from 150000 small contributions plus large donors including a former aircraft maker, with roughly $10 million expected for TV. Maurice Stans says the GOP may spend more than Humphrey and Wallace combined as Nixon tours Flint and meets civic leaders and students.
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Maurice H. Stans
GOP
Mumber
Republican Party
Stephen Smith
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Nixon
Hubert
Humphrey
George Wallace
Reactions to Shakespeare Theater in Scottsdale Sparks Debate
A reader letter discusses a proposal for a Shakespeare theater in Scottsdale and compares it to a Florida orange juice suggestion. The note cites editorial input by NOVES WELTMER JR of Scottsdale.
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Shakespeare
Scottsdale
Florida
Arizona
Ashland
Ore
Fes
Noves Weltmer,, JR
82Nd St
Letter to the editor on Wallace and political rhetoric
A reader defends George Wallace against media criticism, praising his candor and warning editors not to publish what they call trash. The writer contends Wallace drives public discourse and notes the upcoming House vote in about five weeks.
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New York Times
George Wallace
Wallace
Hubert
House of Representatives
Open House and School Visits Encourage Community Involvement
A teacher urges ongoing parent and resident visits to schools and open houses. The piece emphasizes mutual understanding between parents and teachers, invites questions to the school, and encourages arranging appointments to discuss a child’s education and the school’s materials and plans. It argues community interest benefits students, teachers, and families alike.
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