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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
6
Telecommunication expert Martin Abramson describes a future where home offices replace central offices. Picture phones with screens, data transmission speeds, magnetic ink checks, and satellite links reshape daily life from shopping to banking and long distance calls.
New York based report notes Renault President Vincent Grob launched a three month effort to boost dealer activity and expand after sales parts service during a period of tough competition in the United States auto market.
The Secret Army Organization opposed De Gaulle's Algeria settlement and ordered civilians into the Algiers streets where about seventy demonstrators were killed. French officials hope the violence will ease as Algeria’s referendum nears. Khrushchev’s nuclear ban plan gains little traction amid Berlin tensions and Sino-Soviet friction.
Hollywood gossip notes Anthony Franciosa shedding a volatile image as success softens his edge. The actor’s temper and bravado draw ire from photographers and press alike, while his talent and candor remain evident amid changing public perception.
Fragmentary text outlines federal pressure to sway Southern voters and push for national party influence. Mentions administration, figures like Brother and Bobby, and a broader strategy to weaken Democrats in the region. Context unclear due to damaged OCR but centers on federal action affecting Southern political dynamics.
The Rt. Rev. Allen Brown writes that Lent must be viewed in larger terms amid space age hopes and thermo nuclear threats. He warns against shortcuts to avoid division and oppression and urges faithful living beyond small acts. A book title warning that "Your God Is Too Small" underscores the need for broader Christian responsibility.
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