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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
3
The legible parts reference subscription rates and a center in Seatindale with monthly payments. Text is garbled, mentioning out of state rates and a coast area, no clear date or event. Names and precise places remain unreadable due to OCR damage.
The piece describes US non farm strategic stockpiles, led by aluminum and nickel valued at 1.5 billion dollars, with copper, rubber and cobalt making up much of the rest. It notes the large inventories arose from prior plans and Congress debates on selling surpluses without harming domestic industries.
A discussion notes the cap on employment for musicians dancers and actors at 100000 15000 and 20000 respectively while many more pursue careers. It contrasts the fantasy of stardom with reality and cites a few top stars who succeed despite tough odds.
A fragment mentions Barry Goldwater and unnamed political intrigue with references to l e3 scheel beards. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or context for a full summary.
Washington dispatch notes rising tension in U S and hemisphere as events move toward a potentially far reaching climax. The analysis highlights ongoing friction and political strain echoing through the capital and affecting national mood.
The report describes Cuba tensions rising toward a possible invasion as the United States weighs options. Walt Rostow, counselor to the State Department, is meeting NATO allies to press for coordinated measures potentially ending or phasing out the Suga LSS program referenced in the briefing.
A humorous reflection on how bragging about famous names is seen as a shallow mockery of status. It suggests that merely shouting names of the great or near great can give a gloss of influence, but implies the effect is superficial.
The text notes that expert players employ gambits to draw famous names into dialogue. It gives examples such as "Serge who" and identifies "Sargent Shriver" as the Peace Corps director, illustrating catalogued mental celebrity references.
The report notes political figures Curtis Lawrence Scales and James Wechsler among others involved in a Smith Act case. Activists and editors from New York areas face related charges connected to Democratic Action activities. The fragment hints at a high profile political controversy and legal actions against party affiliates.
In U S Court last July Cominy denied pardon and ordered to begin sentence November 2 1961. FBI observations cited as late as January 8 show ongoing activity in the case.
In a fragmentary passage the scene shifts to a capsule where a colonel’s mother and father inquire about a infant's head and feet movement while distant talk turns to Apollo and a planned lunar landing. Drake and Magellan are invoked as possible names in a world of space exploration.
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