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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
3
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The governor demands legislative relief from high property taxes citing Maricopa County homes at 21.1 percent valuation versus farms and vacant lots at 3.3 percent. He urges quick action this session or a referendum, aided by letters from Scottsdale figures Don and Dave Kret and a broad coalition to press lawmakers.
New York report notes the Minuteman missiles achieve sixth consecutive successful test firing at Canaveral. Atlas Titan I and related silos spread across the nation, reflecting the era of airborne strategic power in the US Air Force and RAF.
Washington ponders a 2000 MPH B-70 project that would leap ahead in air superiority with advanced jets and heavy bomb load capabilities. The discussion centers on strategic value, defense vulnerability, and the fate of earlier bombers as efforts shift to a faster, more versatile aircraft system.
A quirky worldwide column highlights oddities and lighthearted notes from various locales. The brief items touch on humorous incidents and curiosities, adding a playful counterpoint to hard news.
A faded clipping reveals partial lines about a rate or fare in a small local listing. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Fragmentary text indicates a person served as a press control officer during a conflict and mentions General Dwight Eisenhower. Details are incomplete.
Fragmentary text indicates Barry Goldwater and a broad proposal will be debated in Congress. The record mentions intent to use space for discussion and notes national United States conditions, with a common suggestion described as not fully formed.
The discussion centers on the EEC agreements permitting free migration of labor between parties and whether this provision binds Barry. The issue raises questions about compliance and potential economic impact if the clause is enforced.
A fragmented discussion emerges as California Republicans question tribute to the GOP and national sanity. The 80 page National booklet publication is cited as a tool for fomenting a virulent form of commotion, with Father Cronin criticizing phon y tricks used by those claiming Christian stance to stymie the word.
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