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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
Rev Herbert P Landes argues for keeping faith free from state control. He supports Bible reading and prayer only in appropriate Christian settings, condemns indoctrination in public schools, and urges teaching faith at home and in church while upholding the First Amendment.
In Rome for Vatican events and Kennedy tour, Bob Considine recalls riding with Eamon de Valera aboard an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome for Paul VI's coronation. The Irish statesman recounts past flights, Lindbergh, and a camera mishap with humor and grace.
The piece frames July Fourth as a reminder to practice road safety and tire checks. It urges seat belts, lower headlights, cautious speeds, and generous following distances, noting the risk of fatal accidents while highlighting a pro safety stance. It contrasts warned behavior with the grim cost of careless driving.
Khrushchev signaled a possible test ban covering atmospheric, outer space, and underwater tests, offering near 90 percent of a full ban but refusing on site inspection for underground tests. He did not tie a non aggression pact to the ban, though some headlines imply conditionality. President Kennedy and bipartisan senators supported reviving the proposal with inspections.
Ralph McGill delivers a parable of Tarquinius and a sibyl to warn readers that world affairs tempt quick solutions. He recalls a mythic oracle offering nine volumes of destiny, then six and three, with the emperor paying for futures he did not need as politicians hawk forecasts.
The piece analyzes media prophets urging hardline or nuclear responses to Cold War crises from Cuba to China. It notes factions favoring invasion to use the bomb while others resist, and observes leaders like de Gaulle seeking independent nuclear options. It concludes by fearing uncertain futures and urging personal judgment.
After Kennedy’s Western Europe tour, analysts call the trip largely favorable for U S relations with Germany and Europe. Reassurances from German leaders and growing friction with De Gaulle frame a renewed American partnership, with hopes for future talks with Khrushchev and a possible test ban dialogue.
Gerald Ellis a 52 year old tour guide says he was fired after during a crossing of the English Channel he grabbed a ship loudspeaker and urged passengers not to buy a 168 lunch claiming it was not worth it. John Dorman 20 and Jeffrey Watts 25 were found innocent of wilfully worrying two ducklings after testifying they only poured water over the ducks backs.
Chicago quote from John Davis of the NAACP board rebuking James Meredith for questioning leadership among young Negroes. He cites North Carolina and Tennessee integration efforts and praises the sacrifices and quality of youth leadership.
Mrs Carlotta Llano, 45, broke into tears after allegedly wounding her 13 year old son while she confronted a prowler. The incident prompted a police response as investigators review what happened and why she acted in defense of her child.
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