Paradise Valley Weighs Zoning Change On Scottsdale Rd
Editorial outlines a new zoning debate as Paradise Valley considers reducing minimum land size for resort hotels from 20 to 7 acres and increasing units per acre from five to 15 with Planning and Zoning Commission support, while residents push for compromise safeguards to preserve town character.
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Scottsdale Rd
Planning and Zoning Commission
Scottsdale , Rd
John Conlan
Désort Hotels
Hijackers and Guerrilla Leaders Stir Global Alarm
Analyzed by The Observer, Palestinian groups led by George Habash wage high risk hijackings with Leila Khaled as a famed operative. The Front claims about 1,000 activists and 2,000 to 3,000 supporters. Arafat and the PLO show cautious stance amid Soviet ambiguity and escalating airline security measures.
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Donald Irwin
TWA
California
North Korea
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Irwin
Observer
London
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
George Habash
Castro
Habash
Olive
Leila Khaled
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Firebrand
Haifa
American University
Beirut
Kuwait
Popular Front
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Damascus
Muna Abid El-Sajid
Miss Khaled
Muna
Leila
Yasir Arafat
Ali Wins Federal Case Resumes Boxing Return
After more than three years Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, defeats the boxing establishment in federal court and can fight again. He refused Army service citing religion, was convicted of draft evasion, and faces mixed public sentiment. Ali’s comeback could redefine public opinion and boxing power dynamics as he returns to the ring.
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Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay
Ali
Kremlin Misreads Nixon as U.S. Suez Tensions Rise
Inside report notes Soviet misreading of President Nixon fuels Egypt Israel friction over Suez Canal violations. Moscow fears full Arab-Israeli war while Russia seeks a stronger role in the Middle East amid new U.S. missile protests and regional realignments.
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Suez Canal
Kremlin
Nixon
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kremik
Suez
U.S
Israel
Golda Meir
Bulgaria
Middle East
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Kuznetsov
Foreign Office
New York
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
East Africa
Our Man Hoppe A sure cure for plane hijackings
An article recounts a flight from Kennedy to Tel Aviv aboard El Al where hijackers from Palestine and Cuba attempt to seize control. A young Israeli passenger hijacks the plane in the name of Israel, diverting to Tel Aviv to spotlight Middle East issues.
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Israel
el al
Kennedy
New York
Tel Aviv
Salaam
Effendi
Middle East
Nixon to send Agnew on Asian face finding trip
A Waterbury Republican report notes President Nixon will send Vice President Agnew to three Asian nations for a face finding mission. The piece references opposition from Penn Central and a banking group that advanced $50 to Pennsylvania Co. months earlier.
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Agnew
Waterbury
Penn Central
Pennsylvania Co
Chicago Daily News
Major mistake of mankind in defining women
Essay argues men misdefine women by assuming a single standard. It contrasts male labeling with individual female differences, noting women pursue varied paths such as holy, scholarly, or artistic roles. It asserts women are distinct individuals, not a uniform group, and highlights longstanding evidence of female fulfillment outside traditional roles.
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