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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes slow progress in sex education over 30 years while urging broader, well supported school programs. It cites Waukegan trial for seventh and eighth graders, PTA push in Illinois, and the need to combine home and school efforts under parental guidance and community support.
A company named Shakespeare Company appears to do not the usual. It makes fishing tackle and archery equipment rather than theater publishing or education. The piece notes the Bard’s line about roses and names.
Marquis Childs discusses how secrecy hinders understanding of nuclear weapons policy. He notes Dirksen's Cuba warhead claim as fantasy and cites France’s 19 year, about two billion dollar program with Sahara tests and a planned Pacific proving ground.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings probe delivery systems and costs for nuclear weapons. They clash on Soviet testing pace and the benefits of smaller megatonnage versus giant bombs, aiming to reveal fact over mystification while safeguarding security.
Barry Goldwater suggests that ratification of the partial nuclear test ban treaty is only a first step toward broader American diplomacy with the Soviet Union. He warns the administration may be soft on a possible non aggression pact with Warsaw Pact nations and increased trade with the USSR to secure approval.
Arizona law defines conspiracy as an agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime and taking some step toward it. The conspiracy can attract a prison term and targets higher planners while allowing joint liability for all participants even if the planned crime is not completed.
Quotes from Rex Carr of East St. Louis banks saying reasonable men negotiating in good faith reached a settlement quickly. In Elizabeth New Jersey Police Director Mulkeen urges pickets to disperse from a construction site entrance as fighting breaks out with officers, warning the public safety is at risk.
On the day Estes Kefauver died, a letter dictated 24 hours earlier urged inquiry into foreign interference by American drug manufacturers and Latin American efforts to supply low priced medicines. The following day the FTC issued a cease and desist against six large U S drug firms over antibiotic price fixing and bid rigging.
The piece notes Dr Jose Felix Patino of Colombia warns four fifths of his countrymen cannot afford drugs at U S list prices and scopes the Kefauver committee case. It cites a move to refer the issue to the Justice and State Departments and reflects on Kefauvers impact and legacy.
Bill Vaughan reflects on ice cream as a core nostalgia element in American memory. He recalls hand cranked freezers under elm trees, early tastes like strawberry, and the 1904 St Louis World's Fair invention of the ice cream cone born from a vendor and a cone seller crafting a solution together.
The text muses on the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair as the birthplace of the ice cream cone and hot dog sandwich. It recalls vendors, the soda jerk era, and the ritual of packing the cone, while noting modern kids’ habits and a cooling nostalgia for old treats.
England's June Walker 16, told United Press International she loves the dentist and feels no pain when teeth are drilled, calling the drill a lovely unulling feeling. In Dallas three men siphoning gas said they were playing a joke after being booked on theft and vagrancy charges.
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