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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1962
Page
2
The piece argues that New Year's Day bowls lack national representativeness with most games featuring southern teams and only the Rose Bowl showing inclusion by inviting Wisconsin from the Big Ten. It contends that racial segregation shapes schedules and prevents accurate national ranking of teams, especially southern programs.
State Senate President Clarence Carpenter indicates property revaluation will be a top issue, citing rising tax burdens as school enrollment grows. He notes progress direction suggesting House operation as a cohesive unit may occur after last year’s internal squabbles under Tay Cook.
The piece argues renewed Congo fighting will raise charges against U S policy in Africa. It criticizes conservative support for Katanga leader Tsombe, asserts no Communist infiltration in Kinshasa, notes Tsombe's ties to European wealth, and warns that victory by Tsombe risks economic distress and greater aid burdens on the United States.
A vivid account of a long global journey with passport chaos at New Delhi. The narrator recalls Moscow Airport delays, English-speaking guards, Air India miscommunications, and a passport expired a year earlier. He contrasts Indian sectarian life with Gandhi era ideals and reflects on religious customs, travel hurdles, and a hypothetical Gandhi-led response to crisis.
Barry Goldwater references and ongoing Congress concerns over foreign aid spending. The Kennedy administration notes mounting criticism as it forms the Committee to Strengthen the Security of the Free World led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay to review military and economic assistance and its goals.
The article notes criticism of President Kennedy’s foreign aid push and the creation of a new committee headed by Eugene R. Black and others. Reporters say a one month deadline may be too short to assess aid efficacy on U S security and warn the move may be to blunt rising opposition before Congress.
Washington column notes a bearded reporter meets Peter Paul and Mary in Greenwich Village. The piece mocks instant folk music while praising the trio as rising stars who now hire a bass player and may eventually have full orchestras backing them.
In a 1962 Raleigh? speech, Vice President Johnson addresses a student conference at Texas A M, stressing that supremacy carries responsibilities. He notes over a billion people live on $5 a month and reflects on poverty, global tensions, and the moral link to human progress.
The Texas speech centers on world tensions driven by population, economic upheaval, nationalism, arms race, and restricted movement. Vice President argues tensions arise from local issues, racial inequality, lack of trust, and need for human justice and rights, urging communities to study their own tensions to grasp solutions.
A compact history outlines Cuba from early European contact to Fidel Castro's rise in the late 1950s and 1960s. It traces Spanish conquest, uprisings, American intervention, and periodic turmoil in Oriente Province shaping the island's long volatile relationship with the United States.
Haddam Connecticut UPI reports Townsend says he is in the market for plain ordinary house mice because white mice are too expensive to feed his five foot boa constrictor, a Christmas present from his uncle who bought it in New York.
In Bayonne New Jersey brothers Joseph Samuel Anthony and Carmen Maita took turns on the bar roof to steady a 30 foot television antenna during high winds disrupting a National Football League championship broadcast for about 300 patrons.
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