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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
3
The Fannin campaign frames his Tucson speech as a formal announcement to seek reelection. It credits liquor license crackdowns, drug-peddler penalties, traffic safety improvements, and business growth to his administration. The piece praises his taxpayer focus and tax policy efforts while noting his intent to keep homeowner protections atop his agenda.
The piece argues Kennedy aimed to reform labor and business ties but finds the White House too involved. It cites steel coercion, inflation pressure, and pending airline and railroad disputes as signs labor groups resist White House persuasion. It warns against presidential arbitration of industry disputes.
New York columnist Billy Rose plans two or three columns under the worm's eye view of the stock market. He once lost a million in a day while holding 80,000 AT&T shares, then recovered by the next day. He bought a Yorkshire Terrier that night and offered a cryptic market tip about patience.
Billy Rose claims he will write about the stock market while denying fanatics’ objections to graven images and modern sculpture. He cites assurances from Ben-Gurion Abba Eben Jerusalem officials and notes Baron Edmund de Rothschild’s expected gift for a major art investment. NBC and Rose end a seven year relationship with the Ziegfeld Theatre lease.
Eleanor Roosevelt reports Peace Corps information center at 4 East 42nd Street in Manhattan open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. The office offers brochures, questionnaires, films on Tanganyika, and volunteer opportunities for nurses teachers mechanics engineers and health technicians. Minimum age 18, no upper age limit, married couples with no dependents eligible for many positions. Training begins with eight weeks at an American college.
In Chuckles Morecambe England William Young found his water bills were high after workers uncovered a meter connected to a local pool. Town officials said they would refund the extra charges for six years of water used by the pool.
The narration explains Peace Corps training in three phases ending with field work in the host country. It notes a four week Puerto Rico segment to build confidence for unusual situations, followed by up to four weeks in the host nation. Volunteers receive an allowance and 30 days leave a year while aiming to avoid cultural mismatches. It also highlights the 1912 founding of the National Better Business Bureau and its role in promoting ethical business practices and consumer safeguards.
Washington report describes a broad smear against the American Medical Association and 190000 doctors as supporters push Medicare. The piece notes President Kennedy’s TV denial, AFL leaders' opposition, and long history of AMA actions on TB control, smallpox vaccination, and venereal disease treatment.
Ralph McGill cites Mackinder's 50 year old lecture The Pivot of History describing the World Island concept encompassing Europe Asia and Africa as the world’s land mass. he argues the Western Hemisphere weighs less in global power and notes shifts in political strategy across history.
A World Island power warning warns that control of the Heartland could enable dominance over the Old World and then the Americas. The concept influenced American strategic thinking for generations, linking European strength to U S ties with Asia and Latin America.
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