Need To Settle Sewer Argument
The Sanitary District, formed in 1948, and the City of Tucson face a long running sewer dispute. The district has built lines from Tuc son to Ajo and Green Valley, some funded by bonds and others by fees, while the city has absorbed annexed areas and maintenance costs. A settlement outside court is urged, potentially via a metropolitan sewer district or an open covenant for the Greater Tucson area.
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Sanitary District
Tucson
Pima County
Tucsson
Ajo
Mt. Lemmon
Green Valley
De Gaulle and NATO Crumbling Threat to Free World
An analysis argues De Gaulle’s stance weakens NATO and may aid communism. It outlines three fronts where the U S acts against Soviet expansion in Asia Latin America and Europe. The piece warns that France could fall under Reds influence within a decade unless Western powers unite to repair NATO and pursue a coherent global strategy.
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France
NATO
Gen. de Gaulle
America
Asia
Latin America
U.S
Dominican Republic
Free World
Europe
le Monde
De Gaulle and France Split on NATO and Communism
The Washington Report warned that De Gaulle seeks a French led bloc, withdrawing from NATO, courting Russia and Afro Asian nations, while the Communist Party eyes gains at home. It urged a counter campaign to save Western unity and deter Soviet influence.
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de Gaulle
Britain
U.S
France
Yalta
Western
Europe
West Germany
Russia
NATO
United States
Cuba
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
A Game Everyone Plays About One Another
An essay on overheard judgments and the universal habit of comparing people. Friends judge friends and the speaker notes how eavesdropping reveals our own flaws, while praising dogs for noncriticism and joking about life insurance exams lagging behind facts. The piece urges philosophical acceptance of scrutiny.
The Spy As Hero And Leper
The piece examines how the United States and Soviet Union are now publicly honoring spies, contrasting secret medals for Francis Powers with a Hero of the Soviet Union award for Lev Manevich. It discusses whether espionage careers are being made more attractive and notes the dangerous duality of spies as celebrated figures abroad and condemned figures at home.
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United States
Soviet Union
Francis Powers
Central Intelligence Agency
Lev Yefimovich Manevich
The
Freedom to work liberty at stake in Taft Hartley repeal
Letters express alarm over potential repeal of patent 14 B Taft Hartley and criticise compulsory union membership. Goldie Rice argues against government meddling and forced dues, urging competition among unions. Muriel M Saville complains about excessive highway signboards marring Arizona scenery during beautification efforts.
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Congress
Muriel M. Saville
James
N. Bonita Pl
Fire Horses Bolted From Firehouse During Meeting
A Tucson fire department meeting featured the three gray engine horses bolting from the harness after the signal. Firefighters later recovered them at the city farm. City water channels run low and residents are advised to boil tap water until the rainy season replenishes supplies.
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Tucson
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