Editorial on City Council feud between Murray and Jones
The piece credits Messisnes Vice Mayor Ken Murray and Councilman Bob Jones as devoted councilmembers who contributed to Scottsdale. It urges separating personal conflict from policy, noting a recent playground fence vote sparked the feud. It calls for the pair to drop the dispute for the sake of good city government and the public.
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Ken Murray
Bob Jones
Scottsdale
Jones
Murray
James
New Math Time Confusion Prompts Base Four Explanation
A parent recalls two children explaining number bases. Child one cites base ten leftovers while child two argues base four uses digits up to three. The adults feel outpaced but cling to old arithmetic for groceries.
New Generation Carers and New Left Voices Rise
The text contrasts a modern generation of carers with Schopenhauer and cites aged, critical views. It notes a Naval Academy scandal broadening alarm, and highlights Students for a Democratic Society's revolutionary aims including abolition of student government, campus demonstrations, free university ideas, and union actions. It also references Stokely Carmichael as a symbol of the New Left and its tactics.
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Three Into Two Won't Go A Novel Review
Andrea Newman’s Doubleday 215 page novel set in England follows Steven Howarth a traveling salesman and his wife Frances as a teenage hitchhiker Ella Patterson unsettles their marriage. The triangle tests love and age, ending with a twist on who loses and gains. Newman’s prose blends youth frustration with middle aged disillusionment.
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Wastaward
England
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Frances“ Howarth
Ella Patterson
Howarth
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Frances
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Fashion notes and sports blurbs mix in early clipping
A fragment notes bridesmaids in pink gowns with pink peony bouquets as a TV style moment. It also mentions Adolfo as a couturier hater offering black velvet pants in a duchess of Windsor reference. A center forward from Fall River joins the Astros squad and kicks from 37 yards in a American Soccer League highlight.
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Adolfo
Duchess of Windsor
Buffalo
N.Y
Evening News
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River
Astros
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Public safety plea after intersection crash on Granite Reef
Letter from LNDA Gay Hopkins of Scottsdale urges traffic controls at Granite Reef and Thomas Roads after a crash caused by a pick up and another truck. She notes three or four recent accidents and calls for immediate measures to prevent a fatality.
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Mart
Granite Reef
Thomas Roads
International Friends of Brazil seeks reader letters
A Brazilian group named International Friends of Brazil asks readers to write to their Correspondence Club in Sao Paulo. They seek exchanges of ideas, stamps, viewcards, newspapers, and magazines to promote understanding and knowledge among nations.
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Latin America
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Caixa Postal
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Wallace Surges as Strong Third-Party Force in 1968 Race
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Wallace’s growing electoral strength, warning that his American Independence party could deny victory to Nixon or Humphrey. With Wallace rising to No. 2 in polls and balloting momentum nationwide, the decision may shift to the House if a Wallace-Humphrey/Nixon split narrows the margin.
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Humphrey
House of Representatives
Teddy Roosevelt
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Taft Republicans
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Three desperate men chase presidential prize
New York columnist compares Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon and George Wallace to three desperate bets at a high-stakes table. Each candidate risks everything to win the presidency, balancing hardline positions, shifting rhetoric, and volatile voter loyalties amid a turbulent 1960s landscape.
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New York
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Richard Milhous Nixon
George ~ Corley
Wallace
Scottsdale School Board Candidates Enter Field and Pool Plan
Ten years ago three candidates filed petitions to run for the Scottsdale School Board replacing Philip von Ammann who would not seek re election. Candidates Lloyd Bimson John Ennegon and James Parsons joined incumbent Sally Steig and Paul Feltman as holdovers. A mass meeting was set for Oct 12 to gauge support for a community swimming pool at the Community Center on East Second Street, sponsored by the Scottsdale Civic Coordinating Council. Rob R Campbell named manager of the new Scottsdale Valley National Bank branch at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads slated to open by spring. Campbell moved from the home office where he was assistant cashier in installment loan HQ.
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Paul Feltman
Rob“ R. McCambell
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