Detroit Faces Ugly Fact About Auto Industry Costs
Detroit confronts the reality that high steel prices and inflation push car prices above what consumers can pay. Automakers plan a new under $2000 model, threatening national economy fears and prompting calls for government action as they try to outpace German and Japanese imports.
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Pima County Sanitary District to vote on dissolution plan
The district seeks to dissolve and hand sewer responsibilities to the county, expanding the tax base and boosting city county cooperation. Eligible voters must be residents within the district, registered voters, and real property taxpayers. polling in nine precincts at listed schools. A yes vote means closer cooperation and a metropolitan sewer authority for Tucson’s future.
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Nixon's Agony Mirrors Chicago Dilemma in 1968 Race
The piece argues Nixon’s selection of Spiro Agnew as running mate aims for a border state, anti-racist stance, and broad appeal, while liberals fret. It compares Nixon’s Miami Beach position to Humphrey’s Chicago stance, noting parallel challenges for both nominees including southern issues, intra-party rivals, and constitutional limits on ticket pairing.
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Transplanted Heart Needed for Network Industry
A column argues that Broadway style excess has polluted American media from Manhattan to mid America. Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club is praised for enduring honesty, and the piece calls for less centralization and a cultural reboot to restore integrity across TV radio and magazines.
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Doc Van Horne Honored as Teacher and Coach at Tucson High
Longtime Tucson High educator and track coach James D. Doc Van Horne, 74, is celebrated for 41 years in education and 13 state track championships. He is in the Arizona Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame, and both Tucson High and Pueblo High dedicated annuals to him. He taught chemistry and math, served in the Marine Corps, and later coached, directed, and organized community sports before retiring.
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Humphrey book party shows life in photos
A Washington reception promotes a Hubert Humphrey photo book by Grosset and Dunlap. Reporters from White House and press corps mingle as Humphrey speaks, with images ranging from schoolboy to Minneapolis mayor. Copyright 1960.
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