Editorial: Goddard or Williams in Arizona Race for Governor
The editorial weighs the Arizona governor contest between incumbent Samuel Goddard and challenger Jack Williams. It argues Goddard has been better than average overall, despite early missteps and PR tensions, and favors his values over Williams’s business focus, urging support for Goddard.
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Mergers and Monopolies Loom in American Industry
A columnist warns that continuing corporate mergers could concentrate production in a few giant monopolies. If mergers accelerate to extreme levels labor, management, and government might jointly control a single enterprise, yielding an economy resembling communism without revolution. The piece cites Hertz RCA as an example and questions the trend.
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Karl Marx
Congress’s uneven record and delays in funding the budget
Roscoe Drummond critiques Congress for inefficiency and late action on the federal budget. He notes Presidents Johnson and Congress misspending and delays in appropriations, urging timely completion of all appropriation bills by June 30 to avoid last minute chaos. He warns against overpraising Congress’s record.
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Reputation versus character proverb collage
A collection of aphorisms on reputation and character from Paine, Talleyrand, Beecher, and an old proverb. The quotes contrast public perception with inner virtue and the weight of a name in judgment.
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Thomas Paine
Fragmented wartime dispatch from Vietnam era protests and policy
A garbled wartime text describes a 43 year long campaign against Viet Namese guerrillas. The president grows impatient and travels to inspect a dispute at a capital, with references to millions of miles and war weariness.
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McGill Warns of Viet Nam Election Impact on U S Policy
Ralph McGill notes U S forces face a determined foe in Saigon and that November elections could shift Congress toward withdrawal. He cites intelligence and past accuracy, assessing morale remains high despite tension and the risk of a policy shift if Republicans gain seats.
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Tributes Flow as Firefighters Carried in New York Funeral
Crowds line Fifth Avenue in silence for fallen New York City firefighters carried on caissons. Cardinal Stillman and a papal blessing at St Patrick's Cathedral emphasize respect for the dead and their service. A veteran letters writer condemns media bias toward Marines over Army infantry.
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Barry Goldwater Birchers Push to Dismiss Welch Wing
An OCR damaged passage suggests Barry Goldwater era Birchers demanded removal of Welch faction members from a society. It claims the Welch wing dominates some groups while many others are active across parties. The text hints at internal power struggles and secrecy around membership policy.
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