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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
3
The Scottsdale council shows inaction on the city election with only about $600 for polling, despite 23,000 new residents. Voters in annexed areas may supply their own machines while critics call for tax commission budget increases and better polling provisions for 12,000 registered voters.
The Scottsdale Progress notes a shift from old school pride and football photos to science trips. Arizona Public Service and teacher Howard Voss led a Youth Science Tour to San Diego where students met top nuclear physicists and will publish a student article.
The annual Parada Del Sol hosted by the Jaycees heads to Scottsdale Arizona next week. Organizers have worked diligently for two months to stage a major regional event.
Philip Hochstein argues the Western alliance weaknesses stem from lingering suspicion of Germany. He notes fears of unaltered militarist, authoritarian tendencies and questions whether denazification was adequate as Europe remains divided between East and West with neo nazism a speculative threat.
A Washington Post series argues Democrats warn of violent right wing danger while Americans for Democratic Action ADA is accused of shaping policy in Kennedy era. The letter cites ADA members in high government posts and claims the left poses a greater threat to the Republic than right wing extremism.
The piece recalls a 1952 editorial condemning ADA leaders for defeating a pro enterprise resolution at a May meeting. It argues that opposition voices wielding federal power threaten the Republic and questions the stance of a senior figure on this issue.
Mrs Donald E Murphy writes to the editor praising Scottsdale’s appeal yet urging careful study of parking meters and one way streets to preserve the town’s Western atmosphere. She argues meters could fund parking improvements without deterring winter shoppers and notes growth and visitor traffic depend on affordable parking near town.
Fragmentary report notes independent appraisals on Arizona properties and homeowners facing tax rolls at full value. The text mentions SLE and Ae Se port but lacks clear action or date.
The fragment suggests a distorted text likely from a transliteration or OCR error. It remains unreadable as a coherent statement about teeth or a subsequent action.
Ralph McGill recalls the fear and progress of vaccination campaigns. He notes past outbreaks and the leap of polio research led by Jonas Salk, funded by the March of Dimes, with Basil O Connor guiding production. The piece celebrates collective effort and national resolve.
A decades long push by the March of Dimes and medical pioneers continues to fund vaccines and treatments. Dr Albert Pab in and Dr Salas are cited as leaders in groundbreaking work that aims to reduce polio and other diseases. The piece notes past vaccine successes, urges sustained funding and public health efforts, and highlights cancer and heart disease as future focal battles.
Fulton Lewis reports a New York conviction of Pelegrin Garcia, an American of Puerto Rican descent, tied to the Castro backed independence campaign. The piece notes Castro's drive to garner Spanish Harlem support and references J. Edgar Hoover’s prior assessment of Front and July 28 Movements.
A New York Grand Jury probes the July 26 Movement amid alleged Cuban communist infiltration in Manhattan. Garcia is said to operate among Latin Americans, attending Communist meetings while claiming royal Cuban ties.
Fragmentary notes reference California politics Governor race and Vice President, plus actor Peter Kennedy and a PT boat commander. Details are garbled and no clear event or dates emerge.
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