Stillman Challenges Conlan for 8 C Senate Seat
The editorial urges voting for Guy Stillman in District 8-C, praising his public service record and leadership roles. It contrasts him with John Conlan, criticizing Conlan as distractive and ineffective for Scottsdale, and argues Stillman would represent the area beyond party lines.
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Guy Stillman
John Conlan
Stillman
Scottsdale
Arizona Committee For Economic, Development
Small Business Administration
Arabian Horse Association
U.S. Naval Academy
Osborn Road to be improved amid paving progress
A letter questioned Osborn Road between 70th Street and Scottsdale Road over bumps. Bids are out for the improvement, with work to start soon. Scottsdale has paved over 70 lane miles in four years, yet many streets remain poorly paved or unpaved. Change comes quickly. residents may see paving within a month or two.
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Osborn
70Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Daley Organization Courts Hanrahan in Cook County Race
Chicago politics centers on Daley’s machine backing Hanrahan for Cook County state’s attorney. O’Rourke would probe City Hall patronage and crime links, while Daley’s grip aims to keep control despite Stevenson’s break and Ogilvie’s rise. The machine’s influence persists even amid a statewide crisis.
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Richard J. Daley
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Humphrey
Edward V. Hanrahan
Dick Daley
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Sam Shapiro
Richard J. Ogilvie
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Stevenson
Considine on Jackie Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis
Bob Considine reflects on Jackie Kennedy Onassis and public reaction to her marriage prospects. He notes the era’s gaze on her image, the idea she could remarry, and the complicating factors of Onassis’s wealth and lifestyle. He recalls her strength, her family losses, and her stance after John F Kennedy’s assassination.
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Considine
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Aristotle Socrates Onassis
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Robert Kennedy
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The New Left Leaders and Marcuse Tolerance Essay
Ines Robb profiles the rise of Danny the Red Bendit and a Paris protest wave that shook France last summer. It links their influence to Herbert Marcuse, whose repressive tolerance argues for limits on liberal tolerance toward the New Left and calls for resistance when legal channels fail.
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Cour
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Chicago
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Richard Nixon
George Wallace
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Nixon
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United States Day flag pledge urged in mailbag note
A letter urges flying the United Nations flag alongside the Stars and Stripes at Minneapolis City Hall on United States Day. The writer defends constitutional rights, questions one world socialism, and ends by urging readers to fly the American flag on Wednesday.
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Minneapolis,Minn
United Nations
Minneapolis City Hall
America
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N. 17Th St. President
Arizona
Ralph McGill on child welfare and education starvation in America
Ralph McGill cites a prominent New York legislator condemning child welfare programs as self-defeating. He argues urban and rural systems starve children from birth to age six, creating permanent disadvantages, with inadequate daycare, scarce adoptions, and failing secondary education. He notes parental resistance to reform and the impact on minority history teaching.
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