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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1962
Page
3
Don Hight moved 1800 head of cattle across a highway in a mile long drive earning praise for planning and cooperation. The tale shows how tough, risky ventures gave way to faster methods, and underscores the fading era of open range cattle herding.
The Duke of Winsor sells a Canadian ranch as a keepsake of his days as Prince of Wales. The Earl of Snowdon plans London newspaper work after a Caribbean trip with Princess Margaret. Public opinion questions the cost of royal support. Former King Simeon of Bulgaria to marry in Switzerland after unemployment following World War II.
Britain remembers the decline of the Mary and Elizabeth marking the end of an era for Atlantic sea routes. Replacements await funding while smaller ships will handle routes, yet the era’s loss resonates with sea proud Britons recalling World War I prestige.
Marquis Childs notes rising interest as former Vice President Pat Brown and Senator Kuchel figure in tight Republican contests. He suggests intra party tensions could affect the presidential angle and hints at sharp ideological divides ahead of the new Congress session.
Democrats struggle to find a statewide opponent for Kuchel as State Senator Richard Richards considers a run. The party debates within between right and moderate factions while Nixon eyes the race. Chotiner, Nixon confidant, has emerged as Wright’s campaign manager amid past fundraising controversies.
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that despite global tensions and economic strain the United States must maintain unity on core issues while supporting President Roosevelt in seeking standby powers to combat recessions. She stresses preserving a strong economy and accepting social changes.
The text discusses the拒rac discrimination debate surrounding Carl T. Rowan's rejected membership in the Commas Club in Washington D C and argues that racial discrimination in such denials will be eliminated. It notes uncertainty about who voted against Rowan and reflects on social value shifts and potential rapid progress.
Washington Senator Byrd chairman of the Senate Finance Committee says Kennedy's budget overestimates tax receipts and underestimates spending. He urges a clear simple statement on fiscal affairs as he warns of a weak fiscal situation. New York official Richards warns five hour day poses political ripple effects. Dublin remark notes Irish leaders aim to end ongoing tensions.
A fragmented reminiscence by Ralph McGill blends reflections on aging, hospitals, and a plotted life in railroading. He recalls growing up near Georgia farms, watching freights and passenger trains, and choosing a rail career, with lingering themes of time and change.
An elderly interviewee recalls a Cold War era memory of typhoid fever in a military camp. He details coffins and large tents, canvassed outhouses, water drawn from a river, and armies of flies and mosquitoes. He recounts his own illness and his mother’s death from typhoid, with civilians and soldiers sharing brutal hardship and the haunting impact on later life.
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