Public hearing urged on Indian Bend Wash channel plan
The editorial notes Congress approved funds to build a channel in the Indian Bend Wash but criticizes the Army Corps of Engineers for planning without local input. It urges a public hearing in Scottsdale to balance needs with design, highlighting flood safety and neighborhood impact.
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Scottsdale Dinner Club revives for intellectual evenings
Ray Stout of First National Bank leads Scottsdale and Paradise Valley with a revived Dinner Club plan. Beginning Oct 13 CBS commentator Marvin Kalb will speak on Russia at the Crossroads in a series aimed at diverse political and social views. The group seeks strong public backing to ensure success and growth.
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Germans seek new paths to unify after 20 years
Roscoe Drummond argues that peaceful efforts have stalled and force is off the table while Bonn faces three dilemmas. West Germany may loosen Hallstein doctrine to engage East Germany and seek Soviet concessions, risking a shift toward closer Eastern ties without severing Alliance bonds.
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Viet Nam policy softens as military progress grows
The United States subtly de-emphasizes immediate negotiations to end the Viet Nam war while optimism rises over military gains. The Johnson administration maintains the core stance that talks are possible when Hanoi is ready, but seeks a psychological breakthrough through intensified U S and South Vietnamese operations in the villages and hamlets.
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Quirky Town Observations From Sudbury The Kitchen Sink Heist
In Sudbury Ontario a thief took items from a club including two kitchen doors tables chairs and sinks. A California freshman set a world ferris wheel travel record by circling for 14 days ending where he started. A mother advises youth to value the space between the ears while a barbershop sign jokes about a return in 15 minutes. A shop window proclaims No Business As Usual During Alterations.
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Marco Polo and Kashmir Echoes of War and History
A reminiscence on Marco Polo’s travels to Kashmir and the East. It recalls Polo’s role in revealing Asia to Europe, the historical shifts in Kashmir from Hindu to Muslim rule, Mongol and Sikh conflicts, and the modern echoes of ancient wars shaping India Pakistan and China.
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John Masefield
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Vatican Inquiry Prompts Talks On Ecumenical Council
Rome debates the final session of the Ecumenical Council as The Third Session by Xavier Byrne (Bynne) draws attention. The book, cited by critics, is published by Farrar Straus and Giroux. Observers speculate on reactions within the church and the role of the progressive faction amid papal scrutiny.
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Jonathan Ma Editor and Publisher Co Hat Ember 2b
The fragment records a 1958 newsroom credit noting Jonathan as editor and publisher co hat ember 2b, suggesting a byline or masthead reference from the era.
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