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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

4

Test Ban Testimony Highlights Future Nuclear Spread Risk

Secretary of Defense McNamara testified to a closed Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in February on a nuclear test ban. He warned that delaying arms reduction risks future insecurity as more nations acquire independent nuclear arms. Dr. Harold Brown echoed that broader spread would weaken U S security and inspire global fear if leaders like Mao or Castro possessed bombs.

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Patchy Scottsdale Streets Prompt Better Roadbeds

Residents note frequent potholes across Scottsdale with temporary asphalt patches that fail under traffic. Calls rise for durable roadbeds and solid patching now rather than quick filler fixes, acknowledging limited funds and long-term needs.

Scottsdale Vote On Junior College Bonds Today

Scottsdale residents vote today on establishing junior colleges with a bond issue of 9.7 million dollars. The editorial urges each eligible voter to exercise franchise as a civic duty and test democracy in action, urging a clear yes or no on the ballot.

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Rockefeller Friends Hit By Liquor Scandal Across New York

Governor Rockefeller expressed shock as adviser Judson Morehouse resigned after receiving a 510,000 fee for obtaining a Playboy nightclub liquor license. The episode adds to a string of Republican scandals amid calls for accountability and questions about patronage within New York politics.

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Does Kennedy Have Security Policy A Secret

Barry Goldwater argues the United States lacks a coherent national security policy. He condemns seen saw diplomacy, missed deterrence cues, and unpredictable Cuba and Laos shifts, urging clear, believable aims and real enforcement of a nuclear test ban to deter the Soviets and protect allies.

Waiting for New Leaders Across Europe and America

Ralph McGill argues a wave of impatience and shifting power in Europe and the US signals a new frontier. He notes Spain moving toward Europe, London seeking younger leadership, and Adenauer stepping aside. Rockefeller proposes selling nuclear materials to Europe to spur political integration, a plan viewed as ill-timed by publishers.

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New, Younger Leadership and the Nuclear Question

The piece argues for restrained nuclear sharing with allies, noting the Rockefeller Kissinger plan faces opposition in U S armed services committees and among many as a deterrent against Soviet aggression. It surveys European politics, citing France De Gaulle and shifts toward newer leaders across Germany Portugal Turkey and Russia, while waiting for emerging Kennedys.

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Nixon Move To New York Aims At Law Practice And Money

A NY relocation for Dick Nixon is described as a bid for bigger legal cases and higher fees rather than campaign work. Friends say he moved for opportunity, similar to other famed figures who sought larger cities and higher earnings.

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Federal Aid Control Stifles Local Relief Efforts

Editor argues federal regulation of public relief hides recipients, curtails citizen oversight, and erodes trust in local democracy. He cites Scottsdale and Roy Boyle to claim federal authority blocks local groups from identifying relief recipients, hindering accountability and reform.

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