Udall challenges hawks with peace plan in Arizona editorial
Progress editorial notes Rep Morris Udall of Tucson switches from Johnson era stance to oppose the Vietnam war. He defends dissent, cites escalation creating stalemate, and endorses a six point program: halt escalation, end bombing North Vietnam, withdraw ULE forces gradually, shift to South Vietnamese control, maintain U S logistics, pursue Southeast Asia development and restart Geneva talks.
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Morris Udall
Tucson
Doves
Hawks
Udall
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Ule
U.S
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Mo Udall
Arab lecturer at ASU faults U.S. role in Middle East crisis
Abid Al-Marayati, Iraq, argues the United States bears responsibility for the Middle East crisis but critiques the Arab League line. He asserts Arabs blame Israel while refugees are used as propaganda and urges Arab-Israeli cooperation on refugee resettlement to reduce tensions.
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United States
Middle East
Arizona State University
Arab League
Abid Al-Marayati
Iraq
ASU
U.S.A
Israel
United Nations
Syria
Israel holds Etzion as West Bank roots deepen
Evans-Naval reports from the occupied West Bank detail the Etzion bloc near Bethlehem and other areas as Israelis expand settlement, widen roads, and connect infrastructure. Officers talk of long stay, while residents envision permanent control and integration into a democratic framework within five years. The piece notes $30 million in planned development and rising political debate over future arrangements.
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Jerusalem
Jordan River
Bethlehem
Etzion
Israel
Nixon campaign notes and world poverty stark contrasts
The piece contrasts Bob Considine’s stark report on global poverty with Dick Nixon’s GOP presidential bid. It cites a Society for the Propagation of the Faith feature showing life for 1.25 billion people and details a harsh survival scenario. It also reports Nixon’s early campaign steps in New Hampshire and mentions supporters aligned with Romney and Percy.
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Mission
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Considine Town
Henri Cartier- Bresson
Dick Nixon
GOP
Gov. Rockefeller
Gov
Romney
John Lindsay
Sen
Charles Percy
Tom Dewey
Gen. Eisenhower
Nixon
Scottsdale News Highlights From COTTLDALE Convention and Projects
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce Managers Association met at Safari Hotel with leaders from Los Angeles Times First National Bank of Arizona and Federal Housing Administration among speakers. Scottsdale Rd widening contract of 59 500.72 awarded to Arizona Sand & Rock Co with 45 day completion. Maricopa County plans paving Osborn to Thomas. date pending. demolay and Kiwanis events noted. A wedding announced in Las Vegas. Missionary rally hosts Dr Anna Grey and Mrs Bollinger. Scottsdale High honors student Janice Bergen active. Investment course proceeds aid Scottsdale Public Library expansion.
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Safari Hotel
Gil A. Cowan
Los Angeles Times
Sherman Hazeltine
First National Bank of Arizona
John J. Kayetan
Federal Housing Administration
Story Gange
California
Bill Fraser
Prescott C. of C
Bob Bennett
Scottsdale C. of C
Scottsdale Rd
Osborn Rd
Arizona Canal
Arizona Sand & Rock Co
Town Treasury
Road Improvement Fund
Maricopa County
Osborn
Thomas Rd
First Baptist Church of
Scottsdale
Arizona
Ralph McGill on Castro Debray and Latin American revolution
The article discusses Ralph McGill and Regis Debray’s influence on revolutionary thought in Latin America, noting Debray’s call for guerrilla action and Castro’s role. It cites Juan Bosch’s critique of Communist influence in Cuba, recounts Castro’s rise, and mentions Bosch’s view that Castro would lead Latin youth with or without Russia.
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Ralph McGill
Cuba
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Bolivia
Juan Bosch
McGill
Regis Debray
Debray
Partes
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Guevara
Bosch
Latin
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Communist Party In
Fulgencio Batista
Gerardo Machado
Snd
National Bank
Sierra Maestra
Batista
Our Man Hoppe and the FBI Necking Controversy
A federal judge hints FBI agents may indulge in necking and spooning if veterans, in a case from Hoppe. The ruling prompts fears it could erode the republic as critics warn of a broader loosening of conduct rules. The scene includes Rick McKlean, a pretend FBI agent, and Matilda Hari in a satirical PTA setup with Hoover interrupting.
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FBI
Anauty
Eee Hoppe
Air Force
Rick McKlean
Walter Keane
Guy Lombardo
Rick
PTA
Cet
Matilda Hari
Scottsdale Progress details and publication info 1967
Scottsdale Daily Progress notes editors Jerry McElfresh and W B Doc Wright, publishing company Scottsdale Publishing, office at 302 Bail Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz. Issued Monday through Saturday evenings September May excluding holidays and Monday through Friday June August. Five two five two published volume seven number twenty October 26 1967.
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Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress Ik
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Bail Park Plaze
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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