Hayden finally wins CAP approval after decades of effort
Editorial lauds Senator Carl Hayden for clearing the Central Arizona Project through Congress and awaiting the president's signature. It credits Hayden for decades of work, notes support from Morris Udall John Rhodes and Roy Elson, and says CAP secures Arizona's future water supply despite years of construction.
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Eight Safe Driving Rules From AAA Emphasize Calm Driving
The Arizona Automobile Association lists eight safe driving rules with maps and aids. Rule two warns against driving when angry or emotionally upset, noting impaired judgment and aggression toward other drivers can cause accidents. Practicing calm driving reduces risks on the road.
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Don Maclean on Hubert Humphrey and the election
Washington columnist Don Maclean argues Democrats misstate America’s ills and questions Hubert Humphrey’s suitability to end the Vietnam War and poverty. He critiques past promises and notes the need for leadership change while mocking wartime talking points and political rhetoric.
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Alley Mess Prompts Taxpayer Complaint in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale resident Davis Jean L. files a complaint about city waste collection. She alleges alley pickups leave garbage scattered by wind and dogs while city workers cite inspectors and excuses. She plans to discuss the issue with the mayor and have her eyes checked.
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Law and Justice in a Civil Rights Era
Ralph McGill urges careful balance between law and justice amid the civil rights era. He argues law underpins civilization and human rights, cites amendments and landmark acts, warns against reducing rights to symbols, and stresses responsibility begins at home.
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Coral Rock
East Europe crisis sparks Western alarm over Soviet moves
Evans Novak reports Washington notes deep concern among Western and anti Soviet officials that the Soviet troop buildup in Czechoslovakia signals a Kremlin trap. The fear is not invasion alone but the Kremlin’s possible loss of exit in a dangerous stalemate.
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Analysts view Soviet action as ultimatum to block Kosygin Johnson talks
Experts say the occupation was a deliberate tactic by the Soviet joint staff to press for a summit outcome. The motive appears aimed at influencing the planned meeting between Premier Kosygin and President Johnson.
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Alexei Kosygin
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Eisenhower kin attacks Senate seat amid Cold War rants
Edgar Eisenhower campaigns against Magnuson ally Maggi Considine and supports tough anti communist aid. He cites Czech crisis as backdrop to U.S. base talks and Spanish ties, while warning of Soviet pressure. The piece frames a family political push and broader Cold War tensions with Washington and Moscow.
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Traffic dangers from slow drivers on weekend highways
Observations note many weekend sightseers slow traffic on main highways. The writer condemns rubbernecking and creeping motorists as hazards, urging faster flow while criticizing distracted drivers and unsafe behaviors observed on sunny Sundays.
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