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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1961
Page
4
Arcadia homeowners weigh annexation and charter reform
The piece questions Arcadia signing petitions to join Phoenix and links it to opposition against urban renewal and a push for Phoenix style charter government. It notes signers from slum-clearance areas and suggests ward representation as a solution, contrasting Scottsdale’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Kennedy faces civil rights test as pressure mounts
In Washington Kennedy faces pressure from NAACP leaders and AFL-CIO over civil rights. Clarence Mitchell notes no executive orders or bills yet while labor seeks faster action. Senate filibuster rules complicate timing as Kennedy weighs housing education and employment safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
Baltimore
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Washington
Afl—Cio High Command
Congress
Kennedy
Mitchell
White House
Senate
Hope's Health Worries Considine
New York columnist Bob Considine reports that Bob Hope fainted with a dizzy spell during a Los Angeles golf match with Arnold Palmer and had to return to the clubhouse by golf cart. He notes Hope's relentless schedule and asks readers to dismiss reports of illness as unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
New York
Bob Hope
Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
Hope
Eisenhower
Senator Mundt
Hollywood
MGM
London
Bing Crosby
Hong Kong
Tax-Free Stock Swaps Not Plain Federal Gain Exemption
A reader asks if exchanging stock for stock avoids federal capital gains tax. The answer: no. A sale and reinvestment is taxable unless a real stock-for-stock exchange occurs, such as a merger. Only special cases like Centennial-type funds may offer rulings, now restricted. Municipal bonds offer tax-free interest but are not growth investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Doyle
Almanac Today highlights March 7 milestones and quotes
Almanac notes Tuesday March 7 1961 is the 66th day with 299 days remaining in the year. It lists birthdays Luther Burbank Maurice Ravel and Alexander Graham Bell patenting the telephone. It recalls Hitler Rhine advance 1936 and Queen Elizabeth 1940 arrival. Quote by Norman Douglas reflects home as tavern for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Luther Burbank
Maurice Ravel
Alexander Graham Bell
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
New York Harbor
Norman Douglas
Commonwealth discord shadows London meeting of 11 members
The 11 independent members of the British Commonwealth gather at Lancaster House amid discord centered on South Africa's apartheid policy led by PM H F Verwoerd. Wetensky pushes segregation. nations like Ghana and Nigeria attend post independence. The group foresees no mechanism to expel members, while South Africa seeks republic status with uncertain approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil’ Newsom
United Press International
London
Lancaster House
British Commonwealth
H. F. Verwoerd
Union of South Africa
Verwoerd
Roy Wetensky
Central African Federation
North
South Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Wetensky
South Africa
India
Commonwealth
Britain
Ghana
Nigeria
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Ceylon
Federation of Malaya
Great Britain
Senator Curtis proposes underwater tunnel art gallery
Washington United Press International reports Sen. Carl T. Curtis suggests decorating the 1,400 foot Senate subway tunnel with paintings by state, depicting scenic or historic sites. Each state would hang one or more works, creating an underground gallery to lift spirits and spark conversations among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S. Senate
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Curtis
Georgia
Seige
Atlanta
Montana
Custer
Little Big Horn
Arizona
Virginia Voices In The News
In 24 hours Virginia figures dominate discussion as Senator Byrd opposes federal aid to education over desegregation fears while former Governor Carder promotes a first rate school system. The piece contrasts Byrd’s caution with Darden’s call for modern skills and federal support to resist communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McGill
Atlanta
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
McGill
Colgate W. Carder
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
South
Darden
Byrd
Byrd Organization
Old Dominion
Senate
Fox
White House
Ays
Einstein
Soviet agriculture failures cited in Khrushchev speech
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a 78 page intelligence document summarizing Khrushchev's January 17 Central Committee speech on farm distress in the USSR. It details scarce meat and milk, grain shortfalls, pilferage, and Ukraine's dwindling output, while Khrushchev remains an optimistic realist about catching the United States in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis
Washington
Nikita Khruschev
Central Committee
Communist Party
West
U.S.S.R
Krushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Ukraine
United States
You Said It Editorial on Loyalty Oath Handling
Editorial voices praise for balanced coverage of a loyalty oath issue in Arizona. It commends the paper for presenting both sides amid extremist protests and urges continued public opinion coverage on vital, controversial subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arcadia
Arcadia Homeowners
Scottsdale
JFK
Lyle Wilson
Organized Labor
Russia
W. C. Fields
Martha Raye
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Shirley Ross
England
Northern Ireland
Ures
Louella Parsons
Doyle
National Association of Manufacturers, Farmers’ Cooperatives
Almanac
Foreign News Digest
Guggenheim Gallery
Guggenheim
Subway Museum
The
National Scene
Washington Report
Lewis
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