Public debate over UA expansion vs hotel zoning near medical school
City Planning Commission approved a high rise hotel between Helen and Mabel streets one block south of the UA Medical School and College of Nursing, challenging the university expansion map adopted last December. R L Houston urged rejection, arguing expansion boundaries are clear and should guide rezoning decisions.
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Helen and
Mabel Streets
University of Arizona
Medical School
College of Nursing
R.L. Houston
University
Board of Regents
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Better To Bake Consider Heat And Cold In The Desert
The author weighs heat and cold as harsh but less harmful options. Heat adds misery through glare and dryness, while cold brings medical and fuel costs, damp clothing, and frostbite. They argue for enduring heat, noting temperatures over 100 degrees and preferring arid conditions to perpetual winter.
Peace talks need credible force backing says Carrollton editorial
The piece argues that U S negotiators in Paris lack plenipotentiary power and fear to threaten force, citing Adm. Joy and Vice President Johnson. It contends Harriman deflected a bombing ultimatum, warns of political pressures from Humphrey and McCarthy, and urges stronger White House liaison with figures like Paul Douglas to back tough talk with real enforcement potential.
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Adm
Charles Turner Joy
Korea
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Paris
Joy
Harriman
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Ho Chi Minh
Jay
Johnson
Humphrey
McCarthy
South Vietnam
California
Sen
Paul Douglas
Citizens For Peace With Freedom
Vietnam
Douglas
Harry Truman
Dwight Hisenhower
Rockefeller Voters See Chance for GOP Nomination
An analysis argues Nelson Rockefeller seeks the Republican nomination by widening gaps with Nixon. It notes Rockefeller aims to shine in a national TV duel on race, violence, poverty, and Vietnam, hoping to improve poll standing and deter Nixon. The piece cites Rockefeller aides and past GOP chairs backing his bid.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
GOP
New York
Averell
Noise About Noise Abatement by Rep Kupferman
A columnist mocks Rep. Theodore Kupferman for obsession with noise abatement while noting his absence for a key vote on aircraft noise rules. It cites his plan to pair votes, the 58 page Congressional Record piece titled A Summing Up On Noise, and fines. The piece also references unrelated quips about MICROSCOOPS and a California crime sentence.
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Theodore Kupferman
N.Y
John Lindsay
Kupferman
Congress
Rep. Kupferman
Congressional
Readers respond to Citizens editorials on law and violence
Letters praise the June 3 and June 12 Citizens editorials addressing the nation’s violent mood, gun laws, and civic duties. Writers urge lawful reform without overreach, call for responsible action by citizens and officials, and commend the Post Office for gun mailing safeguards.
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Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
Post Office Department
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