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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
1
The dialogue shows McDowell and associates arguing over Khrushchev speeches and the need for Madison Avenue style ads. They propose concise copy under 300 words, with a gay, warm frame sell and visuals like cartoons and a red umbrella, seeking better audience impact.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower met 87 year old Sir Winston Churchill at Middlesex Hospital. The two old comrades discussed personal matters and exchanged the Victory salute as crowds cheered. Eisenhower praised Churchill and noted the absence of a Churchill cigar. He hoped to see Churchill again before his European tour ends.
Tucson UPI Larry Gilden a 20 year old chess prodigy from Washington D C widened his edge in the U S Junior Championship by winning both Thursday rounds to move one point ahead of Hod Freeman of San Diego Freeman must win both final matches today to have a chance at the title while Gilden the pre tournament favorite can still clinch if he splits his two rounds Also tied for third are Edward Formaneki Berwyn Tom Jax San Diego and Peter Irvin Summit New Jersey
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejected U S proposals for progressive zonal inspections in a general disarmament treaty. He called the draft measures useful for informing an attacking nation but unacceptable to a country fearing attack. The talks continue amid tension over a nuclear test ban and verification methods.
President Kennedy plans a weekend retreat on an island off the Maine coast at the summer home of Gere Tunney. He will depart Washington at 3 am and land at Bownechex, Maine, Naval Air Station by 6 15 pm with Sen. Edmund Muskie and three guests joining for the stay.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt remains ill and will not attend the memorial bridge dedication set for next Monday. The ceremony marks the opening of the Franklin D Roosevelt Memorial Bridge linking James Bay Maine and Campbell Island, near the Roosevelt summer home.
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At a national food distribution conference a panel discussed motivating teenagers to eat in school lunch programs. Dr Francis Janni noted teens imitate peers, and high school choices often center on pizzas and Coca Cola, complicating planners efforts.
CHICAGO UPI Nearly a third of train crewmen could lose jobs under new work rules the railroads threaten to invoke next Thursday An industry spokesman testified J E Wolfe chief negotiator for 180 U S railroads said 85 000 would be dismissed in an anti featherbedding drive Unions estimate layoffs could reach 1 00 000 if rules take effect The hearing before Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry resumed with Perry denying a permanent injunction against unilateral rule changes The spokesman cited Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg noting a strike during the fragile economy could be intolerable and Goldberg pledged to use an emergency board to avert a strike President Kennedy could name an emergency board delaying action for at least six days
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 1 am are summarized by United Press International. High and low readings, along with rainfall totals, are noted for regional reporting.
Dr. Robert Bilheimer announced that a world conference on faith and order will be held in Montreal next July. Bilheimer heads the division of studies for the World Council of Churches and is a U S Presbyterian minister.
Former President Eisenhower issues a sweeping critique of Kennedy policy, praising private enterprise but opposing federal power growth. He cites concerns on spending deficits and the moon race, while warning against standby powers and centralizing authority. He singles out a few Democrats and notes Miller’s stance on Berlin.
Martin Gilbert of Van Alstyne Noel and Co says Dow Jones may rise if the industrial average penetrates 600, with current prices offering low investment risk and potential higher levels. Bache & Co notes continued dominance of new 1962 lows over highs, and Investors Advisory Service hints a base for upside progress may be forming despite lingering skepticism.
Tucson churches urged to toll bells on Monday in a worldwide protest marking the Berlin Wall’s first anniversary. Mayor Lew Davis issued the proclamation, aligning with the U.S. Conference of Mayors initiative.
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