Soviet oil policy shifts power in world markets
The piece argues oil drives modern economies and notes Moscow uses oil as a strategic weapon. It cites Soviet exports to Japan, Britain, Italy, India, and other nations, claims 20 percent of world reserves, and warns Western outlets could be destroyed by economic warfare unless Washington acts beyond fretful rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Iceland
Britain
Italy
India
Greece
Egypt
Brazil
Moscow
Kremlin
Poland
Washington
Rights And Wrongs In Federal Power Debates
A discussion contrasts federal power expansion with states rights. Justice Brennan argues for stricter state restraints, citing abuses in searches detentions and coerced admissions. State officials counter that criminals are caught yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Brennan
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren
States
Supreme Court
Scottsdale 1961 62 tax plan explains odd 38 cent rate
McNutt outlines why Scottsdale adopts a 38 cent per hundred levy for public works reserve and library costs, notes state limits on general taxes, and contrasts with Mesa’s utility revenues. He notes downtown property assessments, paving goals for Indian School Road and Scottsdale Road, and forecasts funds from sales taxes and future water utility income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizonia
Scottsdale
Tax Commission
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Road
Camelback Road
Oshorn
Thunderbird
Community Center
Paradise Paseo
Canal
Mesa
State Tax Commission
Geography returns to schools amid space age interest
The article notes a renewed focus on geography in high schools as space exploration trends revive student interest. It discusses the need for foundational knowledge of world regions and notes college administrators see geography as essential for broader studies like world market research and economic geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Color Film FPC-132 Aids Space Flight Records
The article reports on the first use of Ansco chrome FPC-132 for Lt. Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard’s May space flight, noting its high speed color capability, 16mm recording, and favorable test results. Albert McCollough tests highlight sharp twilight portraits, strong color, low grain, and ASA ratings up to 400 800 with good exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan B. Shepard
Shepard
Ansco
Albert McCollough
UPI
Newsweek Magazine
McCollough
Caruso Early Milan Recordings Reissued On LP
Delos Smith notes a 1902 Milan recording of Enrico Caruso reprocessed onto the LP The Young Caruso in the Great Recordings of the Century series. The piece includes 16 arias and 3 songs with cleaned sound, though quality is poorer by 1961 standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Smith
New York
UPI
Caruso
Milan
Angel
Ebe Stignani
Benjamino Gaiglia
Ezio Pinza
Rome Opera Chorus
Seraffin
Gigli
Pinga
Stignani
Verdi
Angel-Colh
Smug gluing convict asks Desio jail for summer term
Mario Teruzzi aged 35 turned up at Desio police station saying a Como court sentenced him to 25 days for smuggl ing He asked to serve in Desio prison and police agreed The other incident reports two gunmen robbing a liquor store on the Fourth of July taking nearly 800 dollars and tying the owner Harry Greely with a cord before fleeing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desio
Italy
UPI
Mario Teruzzi
Teruzzi
Como
Wellas
Los Angeles
Harry Greely
Recalled General Sokolovsky Shapes Berlin Postwar Ties
The article recalls Gen. Sokolovsky in Berlin after World War II, detailing his quiet, humorous demeanor and evolving relation with General Clay and Mrs. Clay. It notes the 1945 to 1948 shifts, including the Soviet walkout in 1948 and Sokolovsky's rise to prominence as Minister of the Soviet Ground Forces, contrasting with Zhukov and the changing Western Allied dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Sokolovsky
Zhukov
Gen
Clay
Lee Eararges
Opening a New Scottsdale School Home to Community
Principal Luther Flick notes the Scottsdale School System opens new elementary schools at about three per year. He describes temporary challenges in new school openings, the role of experienced teachers, buddy systems, and district efforts to integrate families, with broad community involvement and a focus on creating a friendly, successful environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Flick
Hohokam School
Scottsdale
Pat Ota
Scotteide
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Arizona
Russia
Ghana
Guinea
Tunisia
Afghanistan
Cuba
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Erty
Czechoslovakia
Red River
London
Bjarskoy
Daily Express
Raleigh, N.C
Horace McClain
L. T. William
Raleigh
World AT Large
Interlands
Canaveral Space Lab
Peersree
Ome Tabung Seo
Europe
National Scene
Berlin
Lucius
Sabla
Leipsig
Sears Pond
Tim. Oaeain
Stalin
Sokolovaky
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