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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1961

Page

6

Memorial Day 1961 Reflections On Our Honored Dead

The piece recalls Memorial Day’s meaning across Civil War Spanish American and Korean War dead. It emphasizes sacrifice for liberty and constitutional ideals, urging renewed devotion to a nation under God and a government of the people that must endure. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address lines frame the call to a new birth of freedom.

Conor United States Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg

Color coded currency proposed to aid quick money recognition

Government considers color schemes for paper money with only the $2 bill remaining green. Denominations would use distinct colors to reduce counting errors while old notes circulate. Proponents cite ease of identifying values, but the final plan and timing remain undecided.

Paige Elizabeth Rudel.Smith

Automation and wage rates in competition of men and machines

The piece argues automation is one of several methods to cut unit costs, alongside design, material selection, and plant layout. It notes further mechanization depends on wage patterns, warning that lower wages favor faster automation and reduced employment impact versus alternative cost-cutting methods.

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Invasion lessons and Cold War travel chatter

A Chicago Tribune style column reviews the Bay of Pigs invasion, noting lack of air cover and poor planning, while contrasting Cuban defense with Batista gear. It also critiques Kennedy era travel habits of officials, predicting a busy itinerary and shifting political landscape.

War talk swirls over Pak Afghanistan border crisis

March 1960 report notes Khrushchev waving a tribal flag to tease Kabul and push for Pashtu plebiscite. Pakistan and Afghanistan exchange warnings as border clashes escalate and frontier regions threaten to redefine regional boundaries.

Afghanistan Kabul Khrushchev Moscow Pakistan Pathan Sir Mortimer Durant Great Britain Perent Giie India Khyber Northwest

Fragmented remarks during hearing raise questions on accountability

A derailed exchange on the congressional hearing floor shows Rep. Bruce confronting two junctures as he reads statements from the Un-American Activities panel. The scene captures anger and evasive replies as he presses for direct answers.

Iedianapolis Ehner Holland Bruce Sistent

England’s Outlook Amid Suez Fallout and London Holiday

The piece contrasts a sunny bank holiday in London with a grim, fragmentary view of Britain's political and economic scene. It highlights Macmillan’s leadership after Suez, warns of European market pressures, currency weakness, and debates over common market participation, and notes tensions within the Conservative party and Commonwealth ties.

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