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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
4
The article warns that two decades after Hiroshima both the US and USSR possess weapons capable of destroying civilization with England and France also armed. It highlights teen fatalism about nuclear war, fear of perpetual threat, and urges world leaders to pursue peace and belief in survival.
Barry Goldwater hails Wheeler a principled, energetic reformer. He notes Wheeler’s battles against Roosevelt’s court packing and Daugherty, praising Healy and the Yankee From the West biography as essential reading for those studying government and political courage.
A reader from Ohio agrees with Architect Joe Wong and cites the American Institute of Architects national minimums of six percent for school projects. The Scottsdale Citizens Committee proposes year round school building use to address rapid growth and tax issues in Arizona.
Drew Pearson notes Harvey Aluminum Corp. built influence with both parties, shifting Democratic HQs to its Los Angeles building and eyeing stake in Virgin Islands land. Labor Dept and NLRB actions cite spying on employees, while a separate packaging bill targets consumer costs and accuracy.
Albany Democrat Jules Sabbatino jokingly defines pay as you go by death fees to mock Governor Rockefeller’s fee plan. In Florida evangelist Don Chenowith cites scripture at Berea Baptist Church as police issue a three state alarm for three men and five women linked to a church theft of 1700 dollars after a sermon.
Ralph McGill describes a Ghana luncheon where minister Krobo Edusei saluted Cozy Cole and Lincoln, while American Information Offices showcase Lincoln images and proclamations. He notes Africa’s struggle for freedom, fragile economies, and the challenge of building stable constitutional rule in newly independent states.
Lincoln Holds First Place In African Mind becomes a study of Africa’s postcolonial states. The piece notes slow but steady gains in education and production, central planning needs, Volta River power, mixed socialism, and the shift from colonial finance toward local economies. It warns against haste in judging progress.
In Los Angeles the Young Republicans elected nine of eleven statewide officers, placing militant conservatives allied with the John Birch Society in control. The move threatens moderate Republicans, challenges the national YR push, and invites Democratic counterplay as Kennedy era politics loom.
Political maneuvering over committee chairmanship reshapes the Democratic Senate campaign leadership. Mansfield rewards Warren Magnuson over Hubert Humphrey, shifting power to Western and Southwestern colleagues while Kennedy program supporters seek influential spokesmen for reelection battles.
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