Western Artists Flourish As Old West Disappears
Scottsdale artist John W. Hampton continues the western painting tradition started by Remington and Russell. A former Red Ryder illustrator, Hampton moved to Yarnell then Scottsdale, building a local and national following with works in Camelback Inn and Camelback Galleries. He blends real horsemanship with art, and his career includes scheduled showings and a sellout debut.
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Frederick Remington
Charles Russell
Silver City
New Mexico
Fred Harman
Robert McLeod
Se‘dona
Hampton
West
Americana
South Pacific
Yarnell
Arizona
Scottsdale
aCmelback Inn
Red Dog
Camelback Galleries
Fortune
Candy Bedner
Nieman Marcus
Vogue Finishing School
Mrs. Hampton
Camelback Road
John W. Hampton
Progress Photo
Defense Group Faces Criticism Over Cuba Crisis Coverage
Washington editors and broadcasters attack the Defense Department and spokesman Arthur Sylvester for trying to control news as a weapon in the Cuba crisis. Sylvester defends press access, says actions are aimed at clarity while noting the crisis is unique.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Cuba
Sylvester
Defense
Pentagon
De Gaulle Faces Growing Opposition After Referendum
The article notes that Charles de Gaulle won a narrow 1962 referendum on his Algerian peace plan and constitutional changes, facing rising opposition from multiple parties over powers, media control, and foreign policy. It highlights waning honeymoon status, calls for direct presidential elections, and a new National Assembly poised to challenge his agenda.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Gaulle
de Gaulle
New Republic
National Assembly
NATO
Europe
New York Daily News Guilds Strike Across Major Papers
Editorial workers at the New York Daily News walk out over a 10 percent pay rise, $200 weekly minimum for reporters and photographers, and a 30 hour work week. Other seven-city papers face stalled contracts as Mayor Wagner engages in high level talks with union leaders and publishers.
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New York
UPI
Baily News
United States
American Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
the News
Michael M. Potoker
Guild
E News
Robert F. Wagner
News
Editor & Publisher
The
Times, World-Telegram and the Sun
the Mirror
Journal-American
Post
Herald Tribune
George E. Donnelly
Donnelly
Daniel Fitzpatrick
City Seeks Police Applicants In Scottsdale
Scottsdale announces police applicant intake via the personnel department. Applications available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at City Hall 133 E Main, with a Nov 14 deadline. Eligible candidates face written oral and physical exams and must meet height 5 9 and weight 160 pounds.
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Scottsdale
E. Main
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Russell
Remimmer Lae
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Fitzpatrick
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Sbopewor Court
C. L. Sparks
John A. Foote
Lsbel
Kenneth C
Chatwin
Superior Court
Shopper’s Fair
Ital Tai
Ghe Rolled Her Eyes
Fox
Pye Rap
Hayden Road
Westerberg's Bakery
Earl's Shoppers Market
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Tee
Rexall
Iy Sara
Nourswasn
Yale
REX Film Reg
Noll
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