Scottsdale Civic Center design envisioned as civic life hub
A guest editorial argues Scottsdale should build a Civic Center that blends municipal, cultural, and recreational functions into a pedestrian oriented complex. It urges integrating plazas, fountains, and careful landscaping to attract tourists and stimulate downtown redevelopment while preserving regional character and a coherent administrative core.
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Scottsdale
Civic Center
Scotisdale
Scottsdale Civic Center
Viet Cong facing setbacks amid monsoon war in Vietnam
Roscoe Drummond reports growing signs that the Viet Cong are losing momentum as monsoon rains hinder their timetable. North Viet Nam faces food shortages, labor shortages, and rationing while Hanoi's industry struggles. Communist dispatches confirm difficulties, though they deny collapse.
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Hanoi
Peking
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Sach
South
China
Soviet Union
P. J. Honey
University of London School of Oriental and African Studies
Dominican crisis deepens as provisional regime faces ballot risk
U S officials warn the Dominican Republic may see a shift from military to civilian rule. Joaquin Balaguer’s waning support and ultra nationalist sentiment threaten a Castrolike outcome through elections. Caamano’s coalition looms as a formidable challenge in a volatile political climate.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Equal benefits for Guardsmen and regular troops proposal
Rep. Sam M. Gibbons seeks to extend death or disability payments to National Guard and Reserve members while in training, matching those for regular forces. He argues citizen soldiers are vital and deserve equal treatment, while noting current inequity harms deprived families. Separately, Dominican rebel Caamano Denó confronts US misjudgment with rising popularity and a potential front coalition forming under his leadership.
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Sam M. Gibbons
Tampa
Gibbons
Congress
Col
Francisca Caamano Deno
Caamano
Popular Front
Soviet economist warns of deeper flaws in planned growth
Abel Aganbegyan, an Armenian Soviet economist, argues in an private Moscow lecture that defense spending crowds out development, growth in agriculture has collapsed, and the 20 Year Plan shows major errors. He says U.S. growth exceeds the Soviet rate, plans lack tech reach, and the economy signals strain on power structures.
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Moscow
Cornemtel
Abel Aganbegyan
Canada
U.S
Ussr
Soviet
Fidel Castro
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
United States
Aganbegyan
Traffic Tips for a Safer Weekend in 1965
The note urges patience and caution on the roads this weekend. It warns against counting on other drivers’ cooperation and stresses backing down to avoid becoming a statistic. Drive as if a police car is ahead and another behind to stay alive.
Scottsdale Daily masthead and address notice
Editor Jonathan Marshall and Publisher Dan Byrne oversee the Scottsdale Daily operations. The paper lists managing editor T Frank Stewart and advertising by Scottadale Publishing at 302 Ball Park Plaza, Scottsdale, AZ 85252 with telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale, Arizona. Page 4 Vol V No 171.
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T.frank Stewart
Scottadale
Casis Pyece
Cottadale Publishing’ Company
Attiven
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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