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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
4
A good start follows Scottsdale court defeat as volunteers rally behind the counter offensive. Rev. Lee J Smallsteed leads the group with civic betterment work and community responsibility. City aides Vern Christie and W H Koopmann assist, signaling strong local backing for united Scottsdale reannexation.
The piece argues that braceros, migrants, and sharecroppers form a long neglected underclass. It credits Congress for ending the bracero program as a first step but notes harm to farmers and calls for broader protections and labor reforms. It cites earnings around 902 dollars for migrants in 1961 and praises future anti-exploitation measures.
Curtis Dall ex son-in-law of FDR testifies before the Senate finance committee against Kennedy trade policies claiming a 1.5 million member backing. He cites a Liberty Lobby list and anti Semitic rhetoric. Senate notes highlight Birch Bayh and Mendel Rivers among others with shuttle diplomacy and policy quarrels.
D A Coape-Ar nold of Massey-Ferguson Inc Detroit criticizes Canadian executives for poor knowledge of the U.S. market and U.S. states name recall. He recalls working in New York and finds Canadian efforts in public relations lacking compared with U.S. corporate campaigns.
Ralph McGill recounts two parallels to Oxford Mississippi riots and the aftermath. The Rev Woodford Smith defends U.S. marshals as courageous while bishops in Atlanta condemn Governor Barnett and blame on Kennedy politics, amid polarization. Meredith's admission inflamed opposition.
The Mississippi legislative panel is criticized for avoiding blame on state leaders and police actions in the Meredith case. Reports note inflammatory Mississippi newspaper coverage and student harassment of soldiers, while the panel omits protections for Meredith and circumstantial support from public figures.
Kansas City humor column recalls marital banter sparked by a lie about mailing a gas bill. A matron teases Bill Vaughan over a breakfast exchange, highlighting the line as a running joke about truth and memory in a domestic setup.
A humorous exchange pokes fun at lie detectors as a husband and wife debate their usefulness. The wife argues American wives are the best detector while a polygraph is mocked as overhyped. The husband jokes about tests and infidelity, ending with a wry note on bachelors.
Barry and Maureen Slater hunted for a bed after their wedding night on the floor as the bed gift from Barry's parents was delivered later, left in the backyard with a discarded bath tub. They say the episode was embarrassing. In Becccles England UPD Mrs Ann Thrower, 21, told doctors she could not bear children a year ago but six weeks ago they said she would have twins. Friday she delivered triplet sons to her husband.
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