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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
4
The writer urges balanced growth with schools roads and buildings, but stresses moral climate through religious values. He emphasizes God shaped by faith, church as main learning agent, and daily actions reflecting righteousness toward all, ending with a blessing for Easter.
Bob Considine reports on Simon Gould of the American Vegetarian Party planning to announce a presidential run and criticizes JFK's campaign pace while noting other political and sport scenes. The column also mentions the Little League Congress, Virgin Islands progress, George Jessel in town, and a consul general anecdote.
Drew Pearson urges Congress to adopt a formal ethics code and require members in law firms to register clients. He cites cases involving Sen. George Smathers and Rep. Abe Multer and argues for divestment or disclosure of investments to prevent conflicts of interest.
Proposes a five member ethics watchdog in each house to rule on malpractices and require disclosure of investments. Calls for strict enforcement of rule 12 banning voting on self interest. Argues Congress should be audited by the General Accounting Office and subject to outside scrutiny, unlike current practice.
A meeting in the Western Savings Building courtesy room discussed preliminary exploration for saving adobe structures. Participants considered preservation options and potential actions to protect heritage buildings.
Community plea to preserve Scottsdale character while supporting parks and Community Center upgrades. Residents warn against replacing historic adobes with modern facilities and lawns, proposing repairs and reuses to protect local charm.
Ralph McGill recalls a Jerusalem dawn near the King David Hotel, describing 1948 memories of fighters, ancient gates, and the hush before daybreak. The scene blends biblical imagery with the dawn over the Medina and Gethsemane as He is remembered.
The speaker reflects on Christian origins and the Resurrection as documented history. He contrasts Christian compassion with Roman imperial conduct, warns against world figures who promote master races, and frames Easter as a reminder of love and neighborly duty enduring in every community.
Gov. George Romney’s advantages in Michigan’s new constitution are real but modest. He helped write and campaigned for it, yet failed to secure a large majority, leaving him with limited national stature while Democrats gained key state offices and two Supreme Court seats.
Romney secures a limited victory amid internal Republican tensions in Michigan. Democrats lose two old strongholds Wayne and Macomb while upstate areas where Republicans excel show weak support. Romney's stance with the Kennedy administration fuels partisan debate as HEW questions welfare measures.
In Bedford Westchester schools custodial staff will attend a seminar next week focusing on dust map sweeping techniques and advantages. A note on Kenilworth mentions a red fox inadvertently caught in a trap, connected to a homeowner William D Van de Water.
City officials including Mayor George Chastamher and Nairobi Mayor Charles Wolunt exchange thoughts on urban strategy. The discussion notes a shared challenge of many ideas with few practical results as one spokesperson mentions 37 workers with 37 ideas.
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