Scottsdale Advertisers Push Weekly Gazette for City Ads
Councilman John Marron and city attorney Osmond Burton advocate transferring legal advertising to the Weekly Gazette, arguing economy. Critics say the Gazette has limited Scottsdale circulation and serves mainly lawyers, while the Daily Progress reaches thousands of taxpayers with water and sewage issues and city affairs.
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John Marron
Osmond Burton
Scottsdale
Glendale
Marron
Burton
Weekly Gazette
Phoenix Newspapers
City Council
Scottsale
Gazette
Daily Progress
Progress
Phoenix
Tucson
Marron’s
Messrs
City Hall
Bury
Phoenix Weekly
Philadelphia elevator chaos ends with new city hall rule
City Hall elevators chaotic as judges frequently commandeer cars causing up and down cycles. Superintendent bans courtroom style use and stipulates clear up and down directions with potential summonses to enforce order.
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Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Doolittle sees arms race as winnable with sacrifice
Jimmy Doolittle argues the arms race with Russia can be sustained without heavy sacrifice, though it would strain the Russian people. He cites Explorer I as a milestone that put the U S ahead in satellite efforts, while Khrushchev criticized its early progress.
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Tokyo
National Space Administration
Shevacen
U.S
Humill- Khrushchev Ag
Doolittle Faces Arms Cost Worries At briefing
Jimmy Doolittle expresses no concern over arms costs in a briefing that hints at space and satellite chatter. The article notes anecdotes from Cobina Wright and entertainment chatter at Chasen's about film deals and industry figures, with a flurry of gossip and social events.
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Fred Lowe
Cobina Wright
Chasen's
Warner Brothers
Cobina
Loewe
Frank Conniff
World referendum on nuclear tests urges UN conduct
Eleanor Roosevelt relays a letter from Matt Shermer proposing a world vote on halting all nuclear weapons with UN or UNESCO oversight. Dr. James M. Farr of the American Referendum Association urges nations to seek a General Assembly resolution for a worldwide referendum to stop fallout and force governments to heed the people's will.
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U. N
General Assembly
Shermer
American Referendum Association, Inc
James M. Farr
New York University
University of Minnesota
Unesco
Canada
India
Japan
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Farr
U.N
Soviet Union
World vote on nuclear weapon use and stockpiling
A discussion urges a world referendum on nuclear weapon use and notes possible UN involvement if governments oppose. praise for a Senate Armed Services Committee inquiry into stockpiling materials, stressing transparency and public accountability.
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United States
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
FDA witness ties twist origin to grocery aisles
In a Senate antitrust hearing, Carla Williams of the FDA argued shoppers twist packages and compare box sizes, saying the twist has long circulated beyond its Peppermint Lounge origins and that supermarkets resemble a jungle of gelatin, jingles and jumbo quarts. Her remarks, filled with alliteration, connected consumer packaging issues to the popular dance craze.
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Carla Williams
FDA Consumer Programming
New York
Pacifism vs Nuclear Testing In Atomic Debate
The piece argues against semi pacifism urging a nuclear test pause. It warns that delaying tests risks Russian dominance and calls for clear power parity or leadership. It stresses preparedness, warns against adulterated pacifism, and insists on continued learning and testing to stay ahead.
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Russia
Reval
United States
Castro land reform judged by critics and Bowles
The piece contrasts Chester Bowles's defense of Fidel Castro with a critical State Department assessment. It notes Castro's agrarian reform as modeled on Soviet plans, its limited redistribution, and the creation of large farms and state controls. It also mentions Cuba's youth farms, Soviet technicians, and exchange programs amid broader GOP political observations.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
John Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Bowles
State Department
Castro
Stalin
Cons
Soviet Union
Greta A. Purcell
Fom
Texas
Joe Meissner
GOP
Purcell
United Nations Amb Adlai Stevenson Remarks Reported
The report cites Adlai Stevenson at the United Nations as he delivers remarks on a current international issue. Names and affiliations include the United Nations and Ambassador Stevenson throughout the coverage. The piece emphasizes diplomacy and postwar security concerns.
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Withussia
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Jack Waldron
Lawrence Welk
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Santeesar
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Mrs. R Roosevelt
Dick West
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
World AT Large
Interlandi
Philip Hochstein
Newark
Star-Ledger
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