Editorial: Who would make the best United States senator from Arizona
The editorial weighs Paul Fannin and Sam Grossman for the Arizona Senate race. It finds Grossman energetic and candid but uneven, while Fannin is a long-time open record but lacks leadership and imagination. After weighing pros and cons, the piece calls the race a toss-up and withholds endorsement.
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Town Hall Meeting Targets Arizona Growth Boom
Arizona Town Hall members challenge boom psychology arguing uncontrolled growth harms state values and resources. They urge halting incentives to lure new industry and residents and call on Legislature and leaders to act to protect environmental resources and human values.
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Arizona
Citizens target flood control tax plan in Scottsdale letter
Rexbell Young of Indian Bend Wash Flood Control Citizens Community Council laments Chamber of Commerce opposition to a flood control plan funded by a one percent sales tax. He argues districts are needed and warns delays risk homeowners bearing costs through bonds and unequal taxation.
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Cofc
Scottsdale
Spd
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Sen. Conlan
Rexbell Young
Indian Bend Wash
Editorial Praise and Voter Support Discussed
A reader compliments the paper on its editorials and states they will vote for Mr. Castro for the reasons given. The letter mentions writing to Hanoi and praying for prisoners, and recalls a private hero who died in a World War II prison camp as a young athletic star.
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Castro
Hanoi
Beautiful man starved to death in a prison
A prominent military figure, one of the youngest U.S. Army majors, trained men in the Philippines after college. His death triggered a townwide shutdown of shops and banks as the community mourned. The writer urges an end to killing and torture by nations and seeks peaceful resolves.
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Philippines
U. S. Army
Our Man Hoppe Out Damned Political Spots Parody
A humorous domestic dialogue mocks voters torn between candidates Cogwell Hanrahan and Dirt Away and a Feeney’s Mint doctor as Election Day nears. The Darlington Phribbs debate motives, beach walking images, and party loyalties reveal satirical views on campaign politics and civic duty.
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Darlington Phribbs
East Cheeseport
Phribbs
United States
Hiram Cogwell
Shine
Casper Hanrahan
Feeney’s
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Washington Japan Russia pact signals backstage consular swap
Reported agreement exchanges consulate posts with Russia allowing Osaka and Leningrad offices while Moscow dismisses Kurile issue and Okinawa return slated for 1971. Notes include 14 Japanese boats stored in Russia and Expo70 shoplifting cases by Soviet pavilion staff with charges dropped.
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Japan
Russia
U.S
Osaka
Leningrad
Moscow
Kremlin
Lost WWII Navy Hellcat Recovered Off San Diego
A World War II F6F Grumman Hellcat was recovered from 3400 feet of water 12 miles off San Diego by Lockheed Deep Quest and the U.S. Navy. Pilot Robert F. Thomas, now a FAA supervisor at MacArthur Airport, recalled his 1944 crash and rescue, and described the dramatic dive and successful ascent. The plane will undergo studies and may go to the Wright Patterson Air Museum if preserved.
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Thomas
Belleau Wood
Deep Quest
Larry Shumaker
White Sands
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Wright-Patterson Field
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