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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
3
A literary review recounts the discovery of Altamira and Lascaux cave art. Hans Baumann’s The Cave of the Great Hunters is praised for thorough research, Abbe Breuil’s validation, and rich reproductions that bring 20,000 year old paintings to life.
The Kennedy board told President Kennedy a rail strike would be crippling to the nation and urged immediate serious negotiations. It urged both sides to reexamine responsibilities to the country and laid out work rules settlement paths after 52 weeks of mediation. The unions face a 30 day cooling off after the report to the White House.
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Arizona wheat growers head to the polls on May 21 to vote on a proposed acreage allotment plan backed by the administration and Congress. The Arizona Farm Bureau opposes the plan, arguing it would freeze production and shift income dependence to the government, while proponents say it improves the old program and gives small growers a voice.
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John Hopkins associate professor Philip Taylor was escorted to the airport and expelled after a Caracas newspaper quoted him calling for killings of top Reds, including lawmakers. Taylor says he was grossly misquoted and had spoken in general terms during a U.S. Embassy seminar.
London reports the Soviet Union declined an offer to join a European TV hookup for astronaut L Gordon Cooper's flight. Four bloc nations Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary East Germany joined the network spanning Spain to Finland while Britain France West Germany Norway Spain Sweden Switzerland Finland Denmark and The Netherlands participated. Officials may record the telecast but gave no explanation for the Soviet refusal.
The California Senate refused to concur with a California Arizona boundary settlement approved by Arizona and supported by Gov. Brown. Senator Nisbet urged reconsideration while opponents warned it would harm Imperial County water districts and landholdings. The 10 year negotiation ended with the boundary proposed along the Colorado River, but the Senate blocked the agreement.
Sir Winston Churchill, age 88, makes a brief 36 minute comeback to the House of Commons in London. He is greeted with cheers from Conservatives, Laborites and Liberals as Prime Minister Harold Macmillan hails him as our most distinguished member.
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