Scottsdale Progress January 29 1962 trade press page
Publication notice from Scottsdale Progress dated December 29 1962 lists staff roles editor publisher and advertising staff. It outlines editorial pledge to present accurate news without twisting facts and details subscription rates for Arizona and mail carriers.
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Traffic Safety in Valley Eyes Scottvale Plan
The Scottadele council discusses traffic enforcement near Paradise Valley, noting speeding in the 15 mph school zone and the need for a traffic light. Patrols are stationed, and a few motorists have learned their lesson as officials promise continued enforcement and improvements.
Obstacle Cleared and Court Actions Describe Petition Denials
Fragmented OCR describes legal actions involving Josep Siamese at Plast oe Cubes and multiple petitions denied by a court. It references legal backers, eligibility rulings, and a contested sluguen case with approximate figures and potential residency stakes.
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Motorola Responds to Hospi te Development Drive
Motorola Inc pledges a generous contribution of £150,009 to the Hospital Development Association. The firm’s gift counters criticism that corporations lack heart, signaling broad community gratitude and support from Motorola personnel.
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Be Careful This New Year Weekend Driving Caution Plea
A safety note urges heightened caution for New Year weekend pedestrians and drivers. It cites shockingly high Christmas accident statistics and warns that most highway incidents stem from carelessness and recklessness. The appeal stresses heedful behavior on the roads.
Poem on New Delhi contrasts by Pan Am travelers
A travel piece on New Delhi notes stark contrasts between regal British-era viceroy buildings and nearby poverty. It recalls Gandhi's nonviolent independence movement and a brutal border clash where Indian soldiers held firm against Chinese forces. An Indian sergeant survives a brutal battle and returns to fight.
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Looking Back And Ahead In Cold War Time
Dallas column urges reflection on 1960s policy, noting Soviet gains and Western responses. It discusses Tito Khrushchev ties, Bandung and Belgrade conferences, and fears of Soviet influence expanding through Asia Africa and the Middle East. It calls for evaluating U S strategy for the new year.
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Unemployed Bloodhounds in Capital Tales
In Washington and nearby areas unemployed bloodhounds used to track fugitives from a local reformatory. The change in population and odors led to confusion, and the dogs may be sold due to ineffectiveness.
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Grain prices debated as harvests falter worldwide
Ralph McGill notes Canada France and Belgium seek grain price talks with Russia bloc nations amid poor farming methods and weather hurting yields. He argues Soviet farming lags due to governance and tech limits while U S hybrids improve. He cites eight percent higher Soviet harvest in 298 and warns satellite crops fail, nudging Tito toward closer ties with Moscow.
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Russian Bloc Struggles With Grain Shortages and Gold Paying
The Soviet bloc races to secure grain as shortages bite across Eastern Europe. Moscow imports about 700000 tons, chiefly wheat from Romania, as Poland Romania and others report crop damages and rising needs. France Canada and Belgium eye bids, while a European market looms over US agricultural exports amid political pressures.
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Public relations expert hides behind the scenes
Al Capp discusses how a PR expert can craft self serving stories that gain credibility like news but warns that stepping into the public eye damages credibility. He notes the danger when a client relies on visible promotion and editors resist perfect claims.
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Doctor's Talk On Medicare Boomerangs
A Boston radio show hosts Dr Edward R Annis AMA president in Miami on Medicare The guest spends two hours denouncing Medicare while listeners critique doctors and call in with stories of overcharges and carelessness The piece notes the expert may overstate expertise and lose touch with public understanding
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Giants aim for dry field in championship clash
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman says a dry field would favor his team for the title game against the Green Bay Packers. He notes Packers strength in adverse conditions and his own team’s heavier use of the passing game.
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