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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
4
A 15 year old New Jersey boy killed his sister s friend and burned the body while authorities note the so called good boys often hide serious mental issues. The piece argues parents underestimate problems and calls for school testing and counseling to treat troubled children.
A reader recalls a Saturday electrical emergency when sparks flew from a kitchen range and the husband pressured a reluctant electrician to come quickly. The serviceman agreed but did not ask for details and never arrived.
The Rockefeller campaign builds an expanded team with regional coordinators and new headquarters in New York and Washington. Key hires include Mort Frayme Lawrence Lindemer and Charles Moore while staffing also targets California and Maryland primaries as polls show Goldwater leading Rockefeller in California.
Pan Am likely to operate nonstop New York to Moscow in about eight and a half hours using Boeing 707s and DC-8s. Aeroflot plans TU-114 service with rear mounts and a rumored future IL-62 jet. The piece discusses geopolitical contrasts and hints at potential Cuba access, plus a separate note on a noodle fundraiser for Monsignor Romaniello in Miami.
Ralph McGill notes public belief in overstaffed federal bureaus but questions the will to cut. He cites the 1955 Hoover Commission warning of blurred lines between political and career leaders and argues for a professional career civil service to reduce headcount. Admiral Rickover echoes the view, linking growth of bureaucracy to population and technology.
Admiral Rickover argues for a robust civil service to manage a growing population and rapid techno science driven urbanization. He warns mass city life requires big bureaucracies to protect public health water supply and safety, and that expansion is inevitable as population nears 200 million and beyond. He suggests applying the Hoover report of 1955.
Ed O Bradovich condemns the police shooting of Tony Parrilli saying the officer had no business firing. The remarks accompany a Chicago sports note amid national crime coverage.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Congressional backlash on the U S foreign aid program. He cites doubts over scope and administration, five agencies since Marshall Plan, 11 administrators, and calls for objective, high level, country by country review led by Senator Cooper to restore credibility and avoid halting aid. Johnson plans a major overhaul.
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