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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1961
Page
6
The piece argues Khrushchev uses demands to trigger concessions and notes Dag Hammarskjold shifts at the UN. It states 87 of 1,332 upper-level UN staff are Communists and warns that further concessions would aid Kremlin aims and weaken the UN structure.
The article argues automakers will add air conditioning to premium models as demand grows in warm climates. It envisions a future of universal air cooled offices and homes, with comfort replacing sun and sweat as progress. Some old timers may resist tanning as a sign of heritage.
American tourists report Canadian businesses denying the premium for U S currency as the Canadian dollar returns to its historic weaker position. The piece argues Canadians should welcome U S visitors who spend millions, stressing courtesy and long term economic benefits over old monetary grievances.
The Washington view notes Barry Goldwater mirrors Taft in political realism and calls out a Rockefeller Goldwater 1964 ticket as a risky, unlikely campaign ploy. It argues Goldwater questions broad voters and notes Arizona’s sparse population makes a national bid challenging. The piece references Stassen’s 1948 move as a parallel to early presidential plotting.
In Sheerness England a husband faces charges for not holding a TV license. The prosecutor relays a jab about whether the wife bought a license or a hat, highlighting comic courtroom tension. Also in Granby England a sergeant explains lax security as two men drive a truck toward army ballast blocks.
Cape Canaveral faces a potential hurricane threat as plans are set to reinforce gantries and hangars for Saturn and related missiles. The piece details gantry height, costs, and the crucial need to protect Mercury Redstone, Titans, Atlas, Minuteman, Juno, and Blue Scout hardware amid looming storms.
UPI analysis notes U S pressure shifts as a two China UN seat debate grows. Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei protests gradual Washington concessions while a New York War Peace Report survey shows broad UN support for seating Communist China in the Security Council and General Assembly.
Vice Adm Maurice Amman states that French action breaking the Tunisian blockade of Bizerte did not aim to capture the city itself. In Baghdad the Iraqi foreign ministry dismisses the Arab League decision to admit Kuwait, insisting Kuwait is an integral part of Iraq.
President Kennedy pledged continued opposition to seating Red China and defending Chiang Kai-shek in a private note and Johnson Chiang communique. Yet policy moves toward twoChina ideas and talks with Outer Mongolia erode trust, startling Formosa and Japan, raising questions about U.S. leadership and alliance stability in Asia.
In a Georgia burial amid the Appalachians, Ty Cobb is remembered for a life driven by hunger for triumph and respect. The narrative links his fierce on field style and private father-search to a man who softened in later years, aiding poor youths before returning to Royston for a final hometown tribute.
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