Voters weigh Scottsdale school board candidates
The editorial reviews three incumbents Davidson Kitchell and Gentry for Scottsdale School District seat. Davidson brings two years on the board and accounting leadership. Kitchell offers long range planning and concise leadership. Gentry adds teacher experience and thoughtful objectivity. The piece favors Davidson or Kitchell for strong leadership, urging the others to run again.
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Scottsdale
Lyman Davidson
Sam Kitchell
Warren Gentry
Wayne Carpenter
Charles Fassett
Davidson
T Gentry
Gentry
Kitchell
Local radio quips spark debate on new language use
Dal Stallard of KDOT says Thunderbird Field could host 300 planes privatewise in an interview with George Tewksbury. Critics argue the coinage privatewise misuses English and reflects shifting language taught at home and school.
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Dal
Winds of chance shape Ralph McGill Viet Nam visit
Ralph McGill reports from the air en route to Viet Nam to observe the conflict for about three weeks. The essay reflects on Alaska's history, Russian expansion, Pearl Harbor, Korea, and Southeast Asia, arguing that neutralization and regional peace are essential amid shifting winds of chance.
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Ralph McGill
Viet Nam
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
North America
United States
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Korea
Japan
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Police praised for swift motel stakeout and arrests in Scottsdale
The Papago Motor Hotel manager commends Scottsdale Police Detectives Samuels Reed Officer Hughes and Sergeant Townsend for a Sept 8 stakeout that nabbed two criminals and stopped the theft of a color TV. He notes their dedication, quick response, and friendly conduct during a long night shift.
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Scottsdale
Samuels
Reed
Hughes
Townsend
California Republicans Split Over Reagan Moderates Clash Over 1967 Path
Surface unity hides sharp gaps between conservative Ronald Reagan and moderates in California. With a November governor race looming, moderates push to surround Reagan and curb right wing influence while insiders seek to keep the party united. Major figures like Robert Monagan Casper Weinberger and John McCone align with Reagan against hardliners, as Finch and other aides press pragmatic governance.
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Los Angeles
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Gaylord Parkingon
Gov. Brown
Leonard Firestone
Justin Dart
Rexall Drugs
Sacramento
Casper Weinburger
Reagan Higher Strategy Council
John McCone
CIA
Kennedy
Johnson
University of California At Berkeley
Robert Finch
Richard Nixon
Considine Reporters See Quiet Days at 1600 Pennsylvania
Tokyo and White House correspondents report limited activity around the White House and Congress as leaders and officials focus on diplomacy and routine briefings. The narrative highlights a slow news cycle with few turning events at the capital.
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Tokyo
White House
Liberal power struggle clips Johnson Humphrey and Kennedy
The piece surveys liberal Democrats in a public clash over policy and personalities. It notes Vice President Johnson praising Humphrey briefly while Kennedy rises in polls. It portrays a struggle for control of a collectivist society and questions whether principles drive the contenders.
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Johnson
Tre T
Humphrey
Robert J F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon. Johnson
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