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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
2
Washington Reports notes President Kennedy made a straightforward appeal to the business community yesterday. The piece argues that the term business community misdefines a broad group of Americans and criticizes administration rhetoric that implies a separate power bloc.
The Cemer beck District Bluebirde and Camp Fire Girls plan a six day outdoor camp in Commucar Fark with a loose informal schedule and non aggressive activities. Supervisors have prepared a simple program from bubble play to a cookout. They guide younger girls in safe handling of paper plates during discus and balloon shot put with emphasis on safety.
The Scottsdale police announce a benefit dance at Paradise Inn next Saturday to aid widows and disabled officers. Tickets are tax deductible and past patrons say the event is safe with no arrests except homicide.
New York observed Cyprus President Ma karios I wearing a dark hood and a Greek Orthodox emblem as he appeared in public. The scene linked him to both religious symbolism and political stature, noted as a striking display by a stormy leader in recent history.
The piece describes Cyprus and its position as a strategic open door to US lines in the region. It profiles Makarius II, born 1915 to Greek Cypriot peasants, his monastic path, ordination, and education at Boston University. It highlights his role as bishop and influence within Cypriot and Greek movements.
Barry Goldwater attacks the King Anderson bill arguing the program relies on compulsory taxation rather than premiums. He contends taxes fund current services rather than reserves and would rise with costs, threatening freedom of choice.
Fragmentary historical commentary on Medicare compulsion. incomplete report hints at a critique of government health policy and personal freedom within public health programs. The legible phrases suggest a strong stance against forced medical schemes and state control.
The text recalls a 1938 moment when Bess and his wife prepared for a new assignment in Moscow and friends of the U.S. Embassy began asking about Mrs. Bess and her acts of kindness, framing a search for records of her kindness and service.
The obituary tribute recalls Demarcy Beas as a leading editor and critic with a storied career. It notes his alliance era connections and early preparations for Allied landings in North Africa during World War II, alongside comments on his influence and inspiration to reporters.
A fragment references Fulton Lewis and a tally involving Democratic members. The exact event, date, and full context are unclear from the snippet.
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