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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1961
Page
6
Students rely on summer and part time work to cover tuition and living costs as higher education becomes pricier. Employers delay non permanent hires amid weak demand and summer training is down. Secondary education fails to prepare students with practical skills like typing or shorthand, leaving many to seek low paying jobs or face debt, while industry demands greater competency from workers.
Doctors at the ae Medical Association convention in Newark stressed not only the value of research but the urgent need to get results to practicing physicians quickly. They lament delays between discoveries and patient care while reaffirming opposition to socialized medicine and federal licensing of the drug industry. The gathering affirmed doctors’ obligation to prioritize patient welfare.
The piece riffs on the expression meaning a risky act yielding good results and jokes about literal scents. It notes a new necktie with built in fragrance and hints at buying more scents if funds and sense permit.
In a feature on bonus babies, Bob Feller, 42, reflects on his career with the Cleveland Indians and outlines how he would have been the greatest bonus baby had luck and timing aligned. He emphasizes prudent financial planning for young players and recalls his own rise from Van Meter Iowa to baseball fame, including his dominance before and after Navy service.
A divided debate in Congress over federal aid to education pits parochial and public schools against the White House plan. Smith and Halleck aim to block bills by keeping them in the Rules Committee, with McCormack’s reluctance and Kennedy-era politics shaping the fight. The clash threatens to stall progress on foreign aid and test party unity amid Cold War pressures.
Berlin reports a climate of negotiation forming over the Berlin question as East and West maintain firm public tones. President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev issued near simultaneous statements last week showing willingness to talk, with Khrushchev reiterating a peace treaty aim but not repeating a six month deadline.
A series of communiques from Moscow is expected to detail Soviet policy toward North Korea and North Vietnam, signaling stepped up activity after visits by premier-level envoys. Khrushchev may tour Outer Mongolia this summer as Washington and Tokyo eye diplomatic moves with Beijing and Mongolia.
A panorama of criticism targets adults who manage and direct youth sports for pressuring young players to win. The piece cites a mother attacking a manager’s spouse with a heavy purse and argues that parental public scorn, not coaching, shapes declining minor league interest and the depersonalization of future talent.
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