Postage Rates Notice for Arizona Residents
Second Class Postage Paid at Scottsdale Arizona One year out of state twelve dollars.
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Scottsdale, Arizona
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
6
We the People on Traffic Safety and Responsibility
Guest editorial argues traffic violations are social crimes not minor offenses. It decries easy licensing, reckless driving, and lenient enforcement while calling for public duty as jurors and citizens to curb carnage on the roads. It cites 38,500 deaths last year and criticizes car culture and manufacturer influence.
Nuclear Savannah Nearing Sea Trials And Nuclear Push
The United States moves toward sea testing of the USS Savannah the first nuclear powered surface vessel with tests possibly approved within a month by the AEC. The vessel touted for long range cargo use may travel 250000 miles per fueling and aims to transform future fleets despite remaining experimental.
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U.S.S. Savannah
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Commission
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Pena
Savannah
Earth
United States
Washington calling Castroism being realized
William S. White argues for a hard line against Castro in Latin America. He praises Mayor deLesseps Morrison as a strong diplomat with ties to business leaders and the Gulf Coast as a base for a tougher U S policy. Morrison's appointment signals a shift toward decisive action over sympathetic aid programs.
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William S. White
Marquis Childs
Williams
White
Washington
Kennedy
Latin America
New World
United States
deLesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Morrison
Castro
International House
International Trade Mart
Gulf Coast
Sen
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Considine Lisbon and Tangled War Memoir Fragments
Notes from Considine Lisbon recount a wartime and postwar tour in Europe. The piece covers conversations with Considine staffers, reflections on Berlin and West Germany, Spain's bases and civilian behavior, and remarks by Kurt Hopp on Luftwaffe service and WWII pilots.
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Huss
East Berlin
1.N.S. Bureat
Berlin
Pete
Eichmann
Spain
Frankfurt
Pan American
Kurt Hopp
Madrid
Iberian Air Lines
Kennedy and Khrushchev Face Key Policy Decisions
President Kennedy reserves the Vienna summit hand to himself while Lyndon Johnson handles Southeast Asia. Rusk works to reinforce NATO and coordinate global diplomacy. Khrushchev’s timetable remains vague as both sides weigh nuclear test bans and Berlin tensions. The next six months may determine U S Soviet relations.
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Kennedy Oeserved
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Lyndon B Johnson
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Dean
Rusk
NATO
United Nations
Adlai
Stevenson
South America
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Poe Sould
Germany
East
West Berlin
Parolee Guyette’s jail escape attempt ends in detection
San Rafael police say Richard L. Guyette, a Sing Sing parole violator, crawled through a ceiling opening in Marin County Jail visitors hall and ended up in a fingerprinting room with deputies present. The incident prompted return to New York authorities. Rodney Perdew places a divorce style ad in the Los Angeles Times expressing long marriage and financial responsibility.
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San Rafael
Calif
Richard L. Guyette
Sing Sing
New York
Marin County
Guyette
Los Angeles
UPI
Rodney Perdew
Los Angeles Times
Elizabeth Perdew
NatIqnai Scene: Why Should He Questioned
Fragmentary line reads as a theatrical scene note asking why a character should respond. The text appears as a clipped, incomplete stage direction without full context or clear names, settings, or actions.
Soviet Forgery and Propaganda Tactics Highlighted
A congressional committee member cites efforts to sow dissent within pan-Communist populations and mislead Western publics. Reports claim forged documents, fake letters, and doctored memos circulated by Soviet and allied sources to tarnish U.S. intelligence and influence opinions abroad.
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Kenneth Keating
Wests
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Willy
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Hopp
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Jim
Hank Werber
Samuel Bronston
Bronston
Cyd
By Phil Newsom
World AT Large
Interlands
Natiqnai
West
London Daily Herald
Rome
U. Ss
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Pentagon
CIA
Umn
Genevieve
Radio
Moscow
North
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