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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1961
Page
4
Williams comments on race, Africa policy, and Soviet rivals
In Atlanta a diplomat discusses U.S. race issues and Congo tensions. He warns race could threaten national survival and lauds Williams for complicating anti imperialist narratives while urging federal action to curb discrimination and boost Black professionals. He cites Lumumba and Africa as pivotal to Cold War dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Congo
Shereby
Eit
Rane Epp
Lumumba
Central Africa
Ghana
Guinea
United States
Africa
Mennen ‘Williams
Williams
Tax Relief Debates Shape Congress Economic Debate
The article weighs proposed tax revisions as Congress negotiates relief for individuals or businesses. It discusses personal income taxes and corporate taxes, union urges for broad income tax cuts, and administration ideas for favorable writedowns to spur expansion. It questions whether relief to one group aids overall demand and how long benefits last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Inea
Washington Calling News Leak Is Now Ooze
President Kennedy grapples with public messaging on nuclear disarmament and conventional versus nuclear weapon reliance. A planted guerrilla warfare report failed to sway opinion, while McCloy’s remarks prompt calls for a cautious, fully examined administration position before public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Communist Bloc
China
McCloy
White House
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
Robert McNamara
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
When The Cat Is Away And The Man Slips Free
A humorous long-form column on wives taking vacations from husbands and the lure of the single life for men in middle age. It blends comic anecdotes of Alf and his showbiz daydreams with a traveling wife tale and a reader anecdote about a husband’s lonely homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
New York
Alf
Bubbles
Poopsie
Sugar
Hollywood
Man River
Beulah
Bessie
Coyle
Okla
Beverly Hills
Palm Springs
Kansas City
Toots Shor
Decompression of Economic Jargon In Washington
The columnist cites a New York Herald Tribune parody of economic terms and compares it to testimony by Walter W. Heller. He notes how jargon obscures meaning and highlights phrases that blur real conditions, pointing out which paragraphs are genuine and which are satirical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washington
UPI
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Testi
Almanac Today and Notable Births and Events
Almanac details for Wednesday March 8 1961 noting the 67th day with 298 left, moon phases, visible planets and notable historical entries including Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. birth in 1841 and key events in 1894 1917 and 1944 with a thought attributed to Holmes about great thoughts requiring heroes and idealists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Venus
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
New York State
St. Petersburg
Algiers
Algeria
Noise problem talk interrupted by passing airliner
Federal Aviation Administrator Najeeb Halaby spoke at a news conference on aircraft noise options, but a passing airliner drowned out his remarks. In Louisville, police Sgt. Lawrence Kerr considers arrest options after a theater employee was robbed of about $500 during a bank deposit drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
Louisville, Ky
Lawrence Kerr
Kerr
Graft Exposes Delaware Oklahoma Highway Corruption
A Senate and House probe reveals graft in state highway programs in Delaware and Oklahoma. Delaware officials including State Highway Commissioner J Gordon Smith and chief engineer Richard Haber face accusations of bid rigging and personal gain. Haber admitted accepting gifts from contractors and steered contracts. Smith used office to benefit his own firms and family interests, including a controversial 1956 option on 200 acres north of Dover for a police headquarters site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis
Washington
Kennedy
House
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Delaware
Senate
John Williams
Del
State ‘Highway Commission
Williams
J. Gordon Smith
Richard A. Haber
Haber
State Highway Department
Henry C. Eastburn and Sot
Smith
Kent County Motors
The
Highway Commission
Delaware State Highway Department
Senator Williams
Delaware State Police
Dover
State Highway Commission
U. S Highway 13
Mary Attix
Delaware State Highway Commission
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Ralph McGill
McGill
Pate Aia
Fisenhower
Equal Rights
Marquis Childs
Childs
Pentagon
John J. McCloy
Fort Bragg
Considine
Gwendolyn
Jada
Golly
Alf Con
Fides
Joint
Jack White
Charlie Mackenfuss
Charlie
Spic and Span
Molly
Congressional Economic Committee
Heller
Almanac
Washington Report
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