Editorial Page Endorsement in Arizona Fourth District Contest
The Arizona editorial endorses Jack E. Brown for the Fourth Congressional District, praising his integrity and liberal yet practical approach. It questions Robert Reveles's local grasp, cites Curtis Nordwall’s Navy background but limited political experience, and notes Sam Grossman's residency and past campaign misgivings.
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Republican Primary Battle in Arizona District Narrowed
State Treasurer Ernest Garfield and ex Maricopa County Republican Chairman William Baker challenge Senator John Conlan in a bitter Arizona primary. Garfield, praised for modernizing state investments and fiscal reform, leads among three candidates with Baker close behind. Conlan is a controversial long-shot known for making headlines and clashes with legislators.
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Arizona
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Conlan
House of Representatives
Inside Report Mitchells attack on Clark not in plan
Nixon orders counterattacks led by Colson and aides to manage political damage. Mitchell acted solo against Clark, exposing rifts in White House control. Colson group faced difficulty maintaining a composed response amid McGovern and Shriver pressure.
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Hanoi
John Mitchell
Mr. Nixon
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Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Shriver
Agnew
William P. Rogers
Miami Beach
McGovern
Colson Group
Progress asks letters be 350 words and include name
The Progress requests letter writers keep submissions under 350 words and provide their name and home address for verification. Preference is given to typewritten letters.
Polls conflict as youth vote debate roils 1960s era politics
Harriet Van Horne argues polls yield contradictory results and that youth registration patterns complicate forecasts for the November vote. She cites Gallup and Unidex figures, notes registration hurdles for college students, and highlights efforts by the ACLU to reform laws.
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South Dakota
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Gallup
Unidex Corp
Chicago Tribune
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Scammen and
Wattenberg
Bond Proposals Questioned in Maricopa County Vote
Newton Rosenzweig of Phoenix argues against two costly items in the September 12 bond issue. He says land for a new courts building is unnecessary and that 16 divisions need only 2,500 square feet each, saving about 800000 dollars plus interest. He also urges decentralization to reduce travel and costs.
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Scottsdale
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Thoughts on a weekend from On the Line by Bob Considine
A weekend column mixes satirical thoughts with literary riffs. It recalls Clifford Irving and his What REALLY Happened memoir and parodies political absurdities with a mock letter from Ngo Dinh Ngo to President Eisenhower.
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Rockaway Beach
N.Y
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Lewisburg, Pa
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