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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
2
Scottsdale residents pay about 87 percent more for water drawn from Phoenix lines, with Phoenix refusing lower rates or full disclosure. A potential condemnation suit looms as Scottsdale threatens to seize Phoenix water lines unless rates are cut and books opened.
The piece argues that machinery and new techniques disrupt short term labor but raise long term output and national income. It stresses productivity as key to self-generating growth and urges management to pursue continuous capital improvement with worker cooperation as part of preserving the American economic system.
Fragmentary report hints at Per Jacobsson as IMF managing director and a 9 percent rate move. Ambiguous lines reference balance of payments and potential U S actions amid Kennedy era pressures and emergency rescue implications.
The article portrays an IMF director hailed as a stabilizing figure and nursemaid to global finance. It notes debt pressures reaching 308 billion with deficits of 125 billion in 193? and highlights his long career from League of Nations to the Bank for International Settlements.
A condensed critique traces a labor leader’s rise as a driven organizer expanding influence beyond sound business aims. The piece questions where aggressive expansion meets legitimate growth and how such push shapes union strategy and policy.
The Vice-President shall be President of the Senate and can vote only in a tie. The Senate tries impeachments, with procedures defined by the Constitution. The impeachment process begins in the House of Representatives by majority vote.
Report from West Berlin notes growing morale impact as East Berlin tightens its barriers. Observers say Berliners show resilience while the city remains divided and tensions rise around the checkpoint situation.
A New Delhi report quotes criticism of John F Kennedy's foreign policy stance. The piece notes India’s reaction to Goan aggression and questions including Portugal in NATO. It cites a State Department official remarks on the matter.
Ralph McGill recalls college baseball as a healthy popular sport with crowds of three to five thousand for big games. He contrasts it with big league baseball which he says grew greedy as scouts began their drive for profits.
Alumni discuss how college players are recruited and moved to colleges for a year or more to boost exposure. The conversation notes pro greed reaches campuses and affects high school stars with exceptional speed and size, often sent to small colleges with solid coaches.
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