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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
2
UPI notes that over a decade Iran received over $1 billion in U.S. aid split roughly equally between military and economic sectors. The country has been ruled largely by Shah Reza Pahlavi whose policies favor strong Western alignment and extensive social reforms.
John P. Clark a Winston attorney and former Navajo County Superior Court judge announced Thursday his Republican bid for Arizona's third congressional seat. He served on the Navajo County bench 1935 to 1942 before entering the Armed Services. Clark outlined a four point program restoring government to constitutional levels retaining Congress powers and promoting candid government transparency amid anti communism.
A Senate subcommittee review of censors deletions shows military leaders faced edits to downplay or alter anti Communist remarks. Officers including Lt General Trudeau and Vice Admiral Pirie had references removed or softened from speeches, with warnings about terms like Toynbee and freedom becoming sensitive.
A Valley guide visits Westchester Interiors in 3% Pima Plaza and adjacent shops in Scottsdale. The piece highlights fabrics from Greeff Schumacher and Jofa, jewelry at Keith Hodson’s Gem Shop, and accessory boutiques ALIX Bootery and Cottage Cachet. A designer show at Americana Arizona benefits the March of Dimes.
Excerpts on dress as the shell of the soul and the husk that hints at the kernel. Remarks on duty linking happiness and moral practice to inform the former. Reflections on sincerity defining true character. A wry reminder: nothing is too good to be true or last, plus a practical tip for soothing sleep with hot water.
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