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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
4
In Scottsdale a newspaper recounts interviews with police candidates and notes the effort faces challenges. It honors Sergeants Chuck Lothan and Bob Mantei and highlights the department ethos and tough working conditions.
The letter notes Scottsdale endures 105 degree heat, but praises the pleasant October to May climate. The author thanks local Chamber of Commerce for promoting April and May as tourism months and jokes about restoring the fridge.
Marquis Childs reports Bonn sees a political shift as Ludwig Erhard nears chancellorship while Konrad Adenauer plans farewell. President Kennedy arrives for a four day visit to speak to Germans, addressing fears about East West divide and Nazi era memories.
A look at German attitudes toward postwar leadership highlights a mass media culture centered on figures like de Gaulle and Kennedy. The piece notes Eurovision broadcasts reaching Europe and Telstar relays to North America, alongside a push for East-West trade avenues and new German diplomatic missions to Poland Hungary and possibly Romania and Czechoslovakia.
Barry Goldwater argues it is proper for reserve officers to serve in Congress and urges a Senate Judiciary committee inquiry into whether holding a reserve commission conflicts with Senate membership. He cites Article I Section 6 and Title V U.S. Code and recalls 1916 House findings on National Guard service.
A Arizona Bar public service column discusses applying old legal principles to modern life. It explains industrial accidents compensation, simple partnership versus complex needs, and how detailed wills can reduce taxes while preserving estates for children.
AWAY SHE GOES Hitchin England a day after Don Parker bought his wife a new car she vanished on her first drive Parker says he is mystified Beryl Parker disappeared Denver Colorado assault suspect chased by a police dog breaks leg by entering a police car then runs through a shopping center Present for Dad Loughborough England Michael Brooks aged 12 plans to give the barrel of beer he won at a church carnival to his father.
A Kennedy confidant says the president would like the 1960 Democratic convention in San Francisco, while Republicans have already favored the city. Both parties keep open bids, study cash offers, and read political winds as final decisions near. The aim is to avoid signaling preference for any candidate, with Gov. Scranton’s disinterest reviving Philadelphia’s chances.
The piece argues San Francisco as host boosts Kennedy's bid while Chicago lags due to costs and facilities. It notes California party fractures and Democratic unity behind Kennedy, with governors and southern delegates likely to bolt.
A Baptist missionary in Nigeria shared three African newspaper cuttings showing editorials on U S race crisis. Lagos Times cites churches denying Negroes, urging equality, and questions white church segregation in a nation founded on human equality.
The editorial denounces church leaders and secular groups for tolerating segregation in public services. It highlights business efforts to end segregated practices, criticizes churches that show prejudice to Black visitors, and urges honest action without paternalism. It frames equality as a civic right and warns separate Gods harm Christianity for generations.
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