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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
2
A Scottsdale ordinance imposes six months jail and up to 300 dollar fines for bicycle violations, with 60 day impoundment. Juveniles are mostly affected, as juvenile court lacks jurisdiction for such penalties. Ownership requires registration and transfer recording, while police enforce rather than draft laws.
Scottsdale legislator Dave Kret argues the 3 cent per gallon gas tax would harm gasoline traders near county borders and create storage centers. He says Phoenix residents would gain most since rebates would favor car owning areas, urging a fairer per capita approach.
The writer notes city repairs on hazardous holes in streets as Scottsdale, a western town, seeks safer roads. They urge maintenance over full repaving due to limited funds, stressing pedestrians and visitors risk slipping into buckholes after rain and potential drowning.
A St Louis program collects baby teeth to study how radioactive strontium 90 from nuclear fallout can be absorbed by bone. Researchers note the teeth offer a window into human exposure and potential cancer risks, as atmospheric radiation becomes a growing concern.
The piece discusses professional gamblers and prophets as safety focused careers. It notes prophets rely on mathematical reasoning and informants to predict political upheavals and personal fate, warning that even trusted seers face mortal risk and potential downfall.
A student asks who first found America, Columbus or Norse explorers, while a parent cites Danish descent. The editor notes baiting lines about Irish discovery and references a March column by Goldwater, plus mentions various anti Communism figures and a non political view of campaign sellers.
In Washington, J Glenn supporters back a local monument while Rep Tom Moorehead criticizes location limits News conference outlines plans but notes strong preference for a national memorial in the capital The piece ends with a debate over monument design and a pivot to a conventional Roosevelt figure plan
A fragmentary passage discusses liberal and conservative labels during debates on anti fascist groups, condemning oversimplified unity between papers and people. It questions where the speaker stands, referencing individuals and the notion of faith versus political alignment.
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The article notes Khrushchev urging more people to work the farms amid shortages in Russia. It discusses his candidness about food production failure and his call for increased farm labor participation across the population.
The Common reveals himself as a pragmatic ally to farmers, proposing incentives and subsidies to ease Soviet farm resistance. He notes long-standing distrust from serfdom history, with farmers resisting new feeding, weed control, and fertilizing methods, as seen in Byelorussia where beets and straw fed cattle sparked debate.
A 1961 report notes Chinese pilots deserting the Red Air Force after training in Tainan and Shantung Province. Two pilots flew AN-2 planes from Shantung to Cheju Island, Korea, sharing discontent and intelligence with agents. The exiles followed a prior pattern of military desertions in six months.
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