Editorial demands safer Paiute School crosswalks and warnings
The piece argues state traffic safety officials dismiss crosswalk dangers around Paiute School. It condemns lack of speed controls and warning signs, urging immediate installation despite bureaucratic delay, noting parents have campaigned for protection for three years and fearing a child’s death before action occurs.
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Ohn Wood
Sams Uyat
Paiute
War
DS Trad
Gidorn
Osborn. Rd
Car Pool Proposal: Cleaner Air Through Shared Rides
A reader urges reviving car pools to reduce smog and ease traffic. The piece argues personal sacrifice is needed to improve air quality, citing wartime resource sharing as a model and noting widespread private driving despite pollution concerns.
Stevenson Faces Dilemma in Senate Runover Ties to Daley Era
Inside Report outlines Stevenson's rightward shift in crime and police policy while naming Thomas Foran as a campaign vice-chairman to avoid an anti police image. His aides wrestle with student volunteer programs and Daley machine loyalties as Ralph T. Smith presses a hard line.
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Venson Ill
Chicago
Stevenson
Ralph T. Smith
Thomas Foran
U.S
Foran
Richard J. Daley
Daniel Walker
Montgomery Ward
Daley
Walker
Sen
Everett McDirksen
Senate
Our Man Hoppe Promised land's New peace plan
In a satirical exchange, Mordecai Shalom proposes a Caribbean peace plan for Israel and the United States. He urges a 90 day ceasefire with Cuba and suggests concessions including Hollywood internationalization. The dialogue mocks ally sacrifice and misstates foreign policy.
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Hoppe
Land
Tel Aviv
Promised Land
Israel
Mordecai Shalom
Middle East
Mordecai
Caribbean
America
Cuba
U. S
Florida Peninsula
Mexico
Hollywood
U.N
Japan imitates Zippos and bikes to a booming economy
A columnist argues postwar Japan built an economy by mass producing imitation Zippos and suggests the United States should adopt a similar strategy with imitation Japanese cars. The piece satirically envisions a tiny, lighter fluid powered car with a wick starter, predicting it could dominate the small car market.
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Washington
UPI
Japan
United States
U.S
West
Germany
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Volkswagen
Auto Trend
Knights of Labor satire on wages and titles in 1890
An 1890 satirical dialogue mocks labor unions and wage debates through a talk among characters including Hiram Hans Mike Fagan and Sir Michael. They joke about hours worked, pay per hour or week, and even the Knights of Labor as a noble title while referencing a police court incident and a Doctorate in physics.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hiram
Hans
Mike’ Fagan
Michael
Fagan
Schleimer
Where were they when needed at the Mohave School flood meeting
Charles J. Kalinowski writes from Scottsdale criticizing turnout and blame during a flood control meeting for northeast Scottsdale. He urges residents to participate with the STEP Committee, acknowledges losses, and calls for coordinated flood protection and city collaboration.
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Mohave School
Scottsdale
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
McDonald and
Granite “Reef
Bend Wash
Charles J. Kalinowski
Parents oppose Mohave School busing plan to Phoenix
Richard Kiesell states their two daughters, one in fourth grade and one in seventh, have attended Mohave since kindergarten and oppose a plan to bus students to Phoenix. He cites a new California law and notes Mohave overcrowding will send two fourth grade classes to Ingleside School in East Phoenix with written parental permission needed.
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Mohave School
Mohave
Phoenix
California
Reagan
Richard M. Kiesell
Scottsdale
Ingleside School
East Phoenix
Residents report flood aid gaps and lingering debris in Scottsdale
Mrs. F Hagerty reports power and radio alerts during the flood from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. and says sand bags were available only at 4th St and Central after east Scottsdale was cut off. She recalls three National Guard members passing without stopping and notes daily trash collection and Sunday mud cleanup as the only relief on Starlight Way.
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Starlight Way
4Th St
Central
Scottsdale
National Guard
F. Hagerty
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