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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
2
The guest editorial discusses persistent zoning issues in the Valley area. It outlines tactics used to push unfavorable changes and suggests remedies such as contingent zoning tied to development plans and time-limited evidence periods to curb pressure on decision makers.
Viktor Nekrasov’s Both Sides of the Ocean drew Khrushchev’s anger for criticising Soviet treatment of visitors to America in 1960. The serialized novel praised some U S aspects and profiled Kennedy and Nixon, with posters and rallies seen in New York.
A quirky tale recounts Khrushchev's praise of pygmy storytellers in the Congo and aناn amusing Fox Movietone narrative effort about Ranger of Yellowstone. Joe Wills enlists actors who imitate Henry Fonda for a color documentary while the real Fonda unexpectedly tests in.
Washington weighs a buddy system placing foreign officials beside Vietnamese counterparts to reform the corrupt administration. The proposal envisions hundreds of trained officials from Asia and the Philippines to bolster governance, with focus on Malaya and the Philippines as models. The aim is to strengthen political and social action beyond bombing, acknowledging guerrillas' long-term durability and the risk of failing without reform.
A reader voices concern over a circulated initiative petition demanding removal of Darwinian theory from state school curricula. The signer warns it is framed as shielding students from communism and aims to curb scientific instruction in public education.
J Smallsreed Jr of Scottsdale argues against a proposed constitutional amendment claiming it would allow removal of courses deemed atheistic or communist from schools. He warns the burden of proof on teachers and calls the measure a misuse of the initiative privilege.
Ralph McGill reports on Roseto Pennsylvania where seven years of medical study found residents suffer few heart attacks. The largely Italian, close knit community eats freely including prosciutto and pasta yet drinks wine modestly and values simple, hospitable living. Researchers note high life enjoyment but are unsure if lifestyle drives health.
The Roseto study shows low heart attack rates for both men and women compared with nearby towns and attributes the effect to peaceful community life and traditional foods like prosciutto. However, the formula may not apply elsewhere as overeating and obesity remain deadly risks outside Roseto.
Joseph W. Gawthrop president of the Administrative Management Society urges governments to reduce paperwork burdens on businesses at all levels. AMS proposes a clearing house to collect sample forms and back up calls for simplification with concrete figures and files.
Five clues identify individuals from art, film, colonial history, engineering, and literature. Answers reveal a Confederate general linked by a downed acrostic, with a clue puzzle hinting at Chickamauga fame.
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