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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
2
The Progress announces Honest Tom Tarbox as cooler editor who will advise readers when not to operate cooling equipment. He volunteered for the role and warns that if wrong his fate rests on his head. The note links upcoming hot weather and summer readiness with this editorial change.
Scottsdale High students won top honors in French and Latin at Arizona State University during a statewide competition with 800 students from 30 schools. Charles H. Dunlap of Scottsdale High placed second in the national leadership contest boys division, as stated by Elks official Charles D. Lemon.
Reader letters spark renewed clash over Roger Maris as a Yankee home run king amid a lingering controversy. The exchange recalls past Babe Ruth imagery and questions whether modern athletes lack the old era’s appeal, citing money as a factor.
The column questions spending on a film of Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s international trip and critiques the secrecy around U S propaganda efforts and Voice of America reporting amid wartime concerns. It highlights Edward R Murrow and public ignorance of government messaging and missile costs.
A fragmentary note discusses film use by U S information aims critiquing secrecy and propaganda. It references Jackie Kennedy and the role of media in political messaging within Cold War rhetoric.
Under oath, Quill Bossof New York asserts he attended Unit 19 meetings of the Communist Party, indicating involvement in alleged party activities. The statement emphasizes Bossof's claimed presence at these gatherings and contributes to ongoing inquiries into related political affiliations.
An editorial summary notes Eleanor Roosevelt comments on British Soviet relations and U.S. resolve amid war pressures. It cites concerns about military advisers influencing Soviet Premier Khrushchev and the impact of American resource strength and lifestyle on foreign policy.
A puzzling case unfolds as a paving machine disappears from a site spanning Hoboken New Jersey to Milwaukee Wisconsin. UPI reports officials seek clues as the vehicle remains missing today.
Fragmentary text shows Mr K urging continued atom testing while praising the UN as key to world contacts. A tense note mentions senators surprised by his stance and hints at misgivings about U.S. attitude and mobilization of allies in global affairs.
The Virginian notes debate over wording of the national anthem line about conquering. DAR members question Key’s Americanism and suggest edits to “conquer we must, since our cause it is just.” The article recounts Key’s wartime actions and the creation of the verses with Judge Nicholson and the Baltimore prints.
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