Scottsdale Progress profile and masthead from 1963 issue
The Scottsdale Progress announces its pledge to report facts without twisting them, notes staff including Jonathan Marshall as publisher and Victor J. Morgan as associate publisher, and lists subscription rates for six evenings per week and year.
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United Fund questioned over charity spending and motives
In a Scottsdale Daily Progress guest editorial, Robert B. Choate accuses United Fund of apathy toward how donations are used. The piece defends allocations to agencies serving the underprivileged, notes fee structures, and highlights ongoing efforts by youth and inner city programs to adapt amid volunteer shortages.
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Test-Ban Era Echoes in Korea Border Tension Debate
PRescoe Drummond argues that renewed North Korean aggression could trigger US action with Nationalist China as a key ally. He notes UN Seoul HQ underplays border incidents and links Cold War dynamics with China's militant posture, urging new defense collaborations if fighting resumes.
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Snake Fear Therapy Ghosted By A Psyche Study
Bill Vaughan discusses a Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology method used by two University of Pittsburgh researchers to treat snake phobia. The therapy exposes patients to feared scenarios from mild to severe under hypnosis to build tolerance, aiming for a controlled confrontation with the feared object.
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Kennedy warns of Red China menace and Korea risk
The piece argues the Korean crisis remains driven by Chinese Communist aggression. It cites President Kennedy’s stance and urges readiness to deter Peiping, noting North Korea’s alliance with Beijing and the potential use of Taiwan Nationalist forces.
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Mao Tse-tung and Chiang Kai-shek Civil War Shadowed by Stalin
A historical sketch covers Mao Zedong’s rise from peasant support to the Long March, Stalin’s backing of Chiang Kai-shek, and Chiang’s 1936 detention at Sian with Mao’s Chou En-lai negotiating his release to avert an anti Communist split and full Japanese invasion.
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Mao Breaks With Stalin And Chiang and Oppose Japan
The piece analyzes Mao Zedong breaking with Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek and opposing Japan. It notes Horvath’s view of Mao as a computer-like Communist with a strong guerrilla mind but limited language learning and potential personality cult concerns. It questions Mao's anti Soviet drive and risks of provoking a broader world conflict.
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Devils at Heaven Gate Tale Reaches Washington
A circulating Washington story claims Premier Khrushchev was turned away by St. Peter at heaven's gate. After he left, hundreds of devils arrived, declaring themselves as the first political exiles from hell and demanding entry.
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Moving a New York Joint Brings Packing Epic
Bob Considine vents about the chaos of moving a New York club as he describes excessive packing and padded crates for a transfer to a new joint. He laments delays and the mounting hassle of showing a space to potential tenants and the disorienting clutter that accompanies a move.
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Small Givers Needed To Finance Elections
A column critiques big money in campaigns and argues for federal matching incentives to boost small donations. It notes rising campaign spending since 1952, Kennedy's push for matching funds, and Roosevelt’s early support, urging Congress to start with modest federal contributions.
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