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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1963
Page
4
CSS DALE PUBLISHING INC outlines subscription and postage details for Scottsdale Arizona. The notice lists one year rates for in state and out of state readers and includes motor route and monthly charges.
Guest editorial urges Scottsdale residents to view growth as opportunity not crisis. It notes welcoming newcomers while urging financial support, committee service, and improved communication to transform problems into progress, aiming to make Scottsdale the West’s Best Western Town.
Roscoe Drummond warns that Castro inspired unrest in Venezuela and British Guiana signals a wider Latin American danger. He cites Freedom House on Cuba and argues containment may fail and the Alliance for Progress cannot counter a growing Khrushchev Castro dictatorship.
In an analysis by Bob Considine, U.S. President Kennedy faces civil rights turmoil, Senate resistance, and rising debt as he battles a strained relationship with France, Cuba policy stalemate, and a looming railroad strike. Britain’s Macmillan ages under labor gains while Khrushchev confronts dissent in China and within his own ranks.
A sweeping portrait of Cold War tensions names Khrushchev Kennedy and Macmillan as figures weighed by global conflict. It notes Castro's high costs, Nehru's precarious position, and civil rights critique around Martin Luther King Jr. The piece reflects fatigue among world leaders and shifts in political loyalties amid crisis.
Paris hosts an international showcase where air and space scientists display emerging technologies. The event underscores a shift in influence away from the United States and Russia, illustrating broader political and economic choices for governments and industry, marking a departure from the past decade’s East‑West dominance.
The Paris exhibit highlights shifting global space ambitions with 400 exhibitors and 150 aircraft, featuring nations from the United States to France and even Eastern bloc entrants. American leaders warn of a decade of international competition and reliance on foreign partnerships as old alliances fade and new players emerge.
Ralph McGill recalls Churchill’s 1937 38 attacks on appeasers in Britain’s House of Commons. He links the Cliveden Set to today’s scandals around Christine Keeler and John Profumo. The piece traces Astor family English ties from 1666 to 1917 barony and viscountcy.
The Cliveden set centered at Nancy Astor's Cliveden palace is revisited as historians note its influence before World War II. The group included Stanley Baldwin and visitors from Germany, defending Hitler as a peace maker. The Astor lineage continues with the third viscount amid sensational press coverage and new figures in the present Cliveden circle.
A Scottsdale Daily Progress reader letter condemns the firing of City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum by the city council. The writer accuses Mayor Schrader and administration of abuse of process and calls for recall, criticizing city operations and public relations handling.
A reader criticizes government handling of public image in Scottsdale, arguing officials do not need a private relations firm to shape policy or messaging. The letter questions reliance on external PR and calls for more direct government accountability.
In North Carolina, Transylvania County Sheriff C R McCall says mountaineers attacked a summer youth camp after integration was discussed publicly, warning that inviting trouble followed by mention of Negroes. In New Jersey, U S District Judge Robert Shaw condemns Teamster official Anthony Provenzano on extortion charges as betraying labor and harming workers.
A Friday ban on transistor radios at a Quinpert beach aims to preserve the coast region’s peaceful image. In Kansas City, Patrolman Ralph Anthony pursued a hit-and-run suspect after a crash and found the other driver had fled the scene.
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