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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
3
A misread draft cites petitions to place a real estate ballot initiative allowing brokers to manage transactions without lawyers. The piece notes the potential £100 added cost to buyers or sellers and questions legal implications for clerics and civil documents.
The author rebukes West German and foreign-leaning columnists siding with Western powers against US policy. He compares Katanga era lobbying to current Berlin tensions, arguing US interests in Berlin and NATO unity must prevail and that Americans should not print propaganda aiding foreign governments. He cites Kennedy and a national motto on national resolve.
A publication of the Aerospace Industries Associates of America claims research in aerospace medicine will improve health and treatment. It cites advances in fat illness therapy, miniaturization for space and defense programs, diagnostic tools, and a television based patient monitoring idea.
The article previews advances from space inspired fabrics and self renewing house paint to miniaturized car controls and automatic road weather sensing. It imagines TV Olympics live broadcasts, picture phone, rapid air travel, airliner autopilot tech for novices, satellite navigation for ships, and global long range weather forecasting.
Barry Goldwater era column discusses AFL-CIO push for a 40 or 35 hour work week paid at 40 hour rates. It argues Meany misreads profits and warns the administration may focus on price controls over wage costs. It notes Kennedy and Goldberg oppose shorter weeks and calls for clarity on inflation and wage policy.
Analysts say government stance toward business fuels investor pessimism and confusion. They urge the administration to refrain from dictating prices or wages and to let market forces determine outcomes, noting that economic policy belongs at the bargaining table not the White House.
Gov F Ray Keyser Jr recalls a junior year prank at a Green Mountain Boys event where he was elected commissioner and had to sweep the halls. In Bedford England two eight year olds faced juvenile court for taking small items from a neighbor and claiming they were surveying their den. Master Steeplejack organization brochure cites aim of high conduct standards.
Ralph McGill reflects on a preliminary study of 900 Rochester youths who attended all public schools last year. He notes many come from crime or welfare backgrounds and argues that old images of poverty no longer fit modern realities while recalling past hardships faced by farm families and urban workers.
The piece discusses urban poverty and the Horatio Alger narrative. It contrasts able but failing individuals with those lacking education and ambition, noting slum life, relief reliance, and the difficult hold of poverty on children. It references real works like Tobacco Road and touches on crime as a by product of survival.
Washington reports House Democrats postponed action on the Administration’s Feed Grains Program as efforts continue to gather enough votes. Senate approval was narrow, and White House pressure kept Farm Bill talks alive. Louisiana’s Harold McSween and other lawmakers faced a complex package with farmers wary of land use and subsidies shifts.
A fragmented report details payments to various companies and institutions under a Kennedy-Freeman program. Ford Motor Company Belleville Michigan received 5394.88 while Northern Trust Chicago Illinois got 41258.68. Reynolds Metals Kentucky 12984920 California Packing Woodland California Crystal City Texas 15180.29. Several midwestern facilities including St Louis Missouri and Glades State Prison Farm Belle Glade Florida received sums cited as part of an effort to minimize anti business impressions amid government actions.
United Prose International President comments on market volatility driven by a large number of investors and the impact of early option activity.
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