Draft’s Unpopularity and the Illusion of Inevitable Service
The piece argues conscription remains unpopular yet not inevitable. It cites 1962 data showing only 58 percent of 1.1 million draft-age men served by age 26, with many deferred or rejected. It discusses deferments, six month military training proposals, and the balance between a professional volunteer force and continued draft reliance.
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Wrong target bombed in South Vietnam post attack
UPI reports U S plans allegedly struck a South Vietnamese police post in the demilitarized zone on Friday, killing at least 27 and wounding 33. The incident prompts an inquiry into possible DMZ violations and a separate raid by B52 bombers on a communist area about 185 miles southwest.
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Porter Manufacturing to Move Offices to Scottsdale Arizona
Porter Manufacturing Co the 90 year old Arizona leather goods firm will shift its general offices from Phoenix to Scottsdale in about two weeks. The company will also move its plant to Arizona City and is purchasing the True Building at 408 Craftsman s Court off Fifth Ave to house administrative offices and a wholesale showroom.
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Special Bond Election Ordered for Scottsdale Civic Center Plan
Resolution 390 of the Scottsdale mayor and city council calls a September 28 1966 special bond election to issue and sell general obligation bonds totaling 2 192 million for Civic Center site acquisition remodeling and construction including city hall library and galleries plus 1 488 million for park and recreational improvements and 370 thousand for a storage facility with bonds issued in series up to 30 years with 6 percent maximum interest and semiannual payments.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF Scottsdale
Scottsdale Special Bond Election Called in 1985
Maricopa County Arizona orders a special bond election in Scottsdale on September 28 1985 at multiple polling locations to ask voters about two bond issues totaling 3 630 000 for Civic Center improvements and Park and Recreational development with bonds not exceeding 4 percent of assessed city property value and terms up to thirty years. The notice lists polling places including Scottsdale High School and various elementary schools and outlines bond details such as amounts, purposes and sale terms.
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Scottsdale Bond Issue for Storage Facility Improvements
Vague ballot text proposes Scottsdale debt of 370000 for site purchase and building storage facilities for city equipment. Issuance limited to under 4 percent of assessed valuation, bonds in $1000 denominations, interest under 5 percent, 30 year period, with specified polling places and election officials listed.
Happiness in a Bridge Hand Delivers Late Triumph
In a late hand, East earns a rare win by overruffing and then discarding a heart to frustrate South. The guide notes East’s costly overruff on the fourth club but praises the clever defense that yields the triumph and a moral about avoiding too much of a good thing.
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Indonesian Vets Demonstrate at Embassies in Support of Pakistan
About 150 veterans gathered briefly outside the Indian Embassy and some 300 outside the American Embassy in Jakarta as members of the Indonesian Veterans' Legion demonstrated to back Pakistan. Police troops were present during the protests.
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Indone Veterans’ Legion
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Scottsdale bond election provisions and voting rules
Public notice outlines the Scottsdale special bond election procedures including polling hours from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM and locations in Scottsdale Arizona. It specifies posting and publication requirements, ballot wording for Bonds Yes and Bonds No, eligibility of real property taxpayers who are qualified electors, and returns to be canvassed by the Mayor and City Council within 12 days.
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Edna Scott
Louisa Matlock
Grawford Graig
Marshall
Mohave Elementary
Jean Scott
Alice DeLory
Elizabeth Parnall
Doris Mapes
Helen Pennington
Walter Holman
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Scottsdale public hearing on zoning and ordinance amendments
The City of Scottsdale will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning on the west side of Hayden and Osborn and amendments to Planning Ordinance No. 147. Residents may attend on Tuesday October 5 1965 at 8:00 PM in Council Chambers.
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Osborn Road
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Scottsdale Road
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CG. W. Clayton
Snowstorm death toll rises in Rockies as storms blanket Wyoming
United Press International reports ongoing snow and freezing winds in central Rocky Mountain states Colorado and Wyoming. Six deaths linked to the late-summer storm, with thunderstorm activity and heavy rains south of the storm area. Wisconsin and Illinois saw rain and hail, while Chicago recorded gusts up to 68 miles per hour. Rawlins Wyoming reported three inches of snow and Rock Springs over a foot, coating the ground and impacting an unused hotel.
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Amendments to City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary Articles
The Arizona Corporation Commission certifies a 1964 amendment renaming City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary to Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale Auxiliary. It revises Article I naming, Article IV references, adds membership provisions, and strengthens officers' powers. The document stamps, signatures, and notary details verify the changes for Maricopa County.
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