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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

10

Congressman Eyes National Lottery Power and Proposes Federal Fund

A report on Rep. Paul A. Fine proposing a U.S. national lottery to fund hospitals in Ireland and U.S. tax relief. It notes bills seeking a presidential commission and a nationwide referendum, with opposition from many Congress members and the practical hurdles of passage.

Washington UPD Congress Paul A. Fine R-N.y Dublin England United States Ireland Senate House Fino Ways and Means Federal Lottery Commission

Army tests near Yuma push rapid field radio broadcasting

UPI reports the Strategic Communications Command tests a two month field exercise at a desert site near Yuma. Two 50 000 watt transmitters airlifted in, linked to Fort Lewis and the Panama Canal Zone via single sideband, with forward and rear base simulations for crisis communications and psychological warfare capacity.

Yuma UPI U.S Strategic Communications Command Ting Mesquite Flats Radio Fort Lewis Arizona

Business Chiefs Back A-Ban

Twenty one U S industrialists and business leaders urged support for the Kennedy Administration on a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. They warned that without a treaty Russia could close the power gap, while asserting U S military strength remains superior but at risk from inaction. They cited experts from National Airlines Kodak Coca Cola and Pennsylvanian Railroad among signers.

New York N. Y U. S Soviet Union

Khrushchev May Step Up Cuba Aid Amid Red China Rift

The essay notes Moscow’s rumored 500 million dollar yearly aid to Castro, the likely Sino Soviet compromise next month, and potential effects on Latin American subversion. It cites limited OAS success and identifies Venezuela as a key target, with Betancourt's tough stance forcing Communist retreat though threats persist.

Nikita Khrushchev Fidel Castro Soviet Union Red China Khrushchev Castro Latin America inter-American Committee Red Cuba Moscow Organization of American States OAS Mexico Brazil Chile Venezuela Romulo Betancourt Caracas Peru Argentina U. S

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