Scottsdale Voters Face Three Bond Issues Tomorrow
Progress editorial urges Scottsdale residents to vote in the Tuesday ballot on three bond propositions for civic centers library parks and municipal ward facilities. It notes broad public study by the council STEP committees and outside consultants and frames the vote as citizen participation in shaping the citys future.
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Don Roberts
Bill Soderquist
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Three new nations join United Nations ranks
The text notes Singapore Gambia and Maldives becoming UN members, highlighting how adding small states dilutes voting power of larger states like the United States. It argues the move prompts consideration of proportional representation to preserve the world body’s viability.
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Maricopa County
Cross Over Tide Tests Ford and Republican Unity
Washington observes a growing risk as Dixiecrats like John Bell Williams of Mississippi and others weigh switching to the Republican Party. If Williams defects, Colmer and Passman may follow, threatening party unity and widening the civil rights voting calculus. Ford hesitates to speak, hamstrung by conservative House members who helped elect him.
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Passman
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Strom Thurmond
Albert Watson
Watson
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Lousaigna
Rome Reveries and Art Curiosities at the Grand Hotel
Bob Considine travels through Rome noting the Grand Hotel scene with a Cardinal and a young priest near the Leonardo da Vinci Alpert exhibit. He mentions Michelangelo's Pieta returning from the New York World Fair and Vatican officials discussing its display, amid reflections on Italian art and history.
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Car
Chinatown U S A by Calvin Lee review in San Francisco
A book review highlights Calvin Lee’s Chinatown U S A as balanced and clear. It traces Chinese immigration after the California gold rush, explains stereotypes, and notes how Chinese Americans built a resilient, close-knit community amid discrimination.
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Calvin Lee
Chinatown U.S.A
Doubleday & 0
Lee
California
China
Sierra
Censorship Debate Deepens Over Vietnam War Reporting
The piece discusses the Cam Ne incident and the push for press censorship in Vietnam. It contrasts free press in the Republic of Vietnam with tightly controlled coverage by the North and analyzes how censorship could affect U.S. military operations and relations with journalists.
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Barry Goldwater praises Erhard victory in Germany
Goldwater hails Ludwig Erhard's re election as chancellor of West Germany as a model of free market success with near full employment and rising living standards. He contrasts Erhard's capitalist approach with U S government spending and regulatory drag, urging policies that favor private initiative and limited government.
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