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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1962
Page
2
The article praises Senator Barry Goldwater as a firm anti Soviet voice and Air Force general. It argues the United States leads militarily and that Soviet leaders would back down when faced with American atomic power, urging continued American superiority.
Wes Bolin, Arizona secretary of state, is praised as a friendly, trusted official who brings government toward the people. The piece extols his work across topics from Kinder garten aid to tax issues and Native history, urging more officials like him.
Early indications point to a larger tourist season with higher demand than prior years. Reservations are being made sooner, and Cuba’s arming is seen as a factor for more visitors. Florida may fear Red missile threats from Cuba's proximity.
Forecasts predict a clear Tuesday. Voters are urged to evaluate candidates, read campaign material, and decide who best benefits them on taxes over the weekend.
City faces hospital strain as Baptist Hospital group agrees to attempt keeping the facility operating. Officials express cautious optimism and pledge to work quickly to stabilize services and patient care.
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, 78, fights a lung infection and a rare anemia while enduring decades of public scrutiny. The widow of Franklin D. Roosevelt has long been called First Lady Of The World for her energy and defiant spirit, including her battle with perceived looks and personal insecurities.
The piece recounts Eleanor Roosevelt’s rise from family life to political influence. It highlights her 1910 Senate-related steps, her role supporting Woodrow Wilson, and her leadership as chair of the New York Democratic Committee. It portrays her as relentlessly active, touring, writing, and engaging with diverse groups.
Washington UPI reports both parties watch next Tuesday’s balloting for governors and Congress to gauge 1964 prospects. Kennedy may run again. Nixon Romney Scranton Rockefeller vie for GOP paths while Democrats defend White House and key states.
A Washington International Inn opens promoting a concierge as its unique feature. Alberto Pinto, a Rome concierge trainer, explains the role as “pulling strings” for guests. The piece notes few Washington inns have used concierges and references locals previously offering similar services.
A chaotic Washington scene shows President Kennedy stressing aktive efforts to remove Soviet missiles from Cuba with surveillance and verification. In Las Vegas Ethel Merman jests about scaling back work as her children grow, and in Chicago a skipper’s attorney questions a whale’s behavior while a Senate leader’s spouse comments on a tense moment with a shaken handshake.
Ralph McGill outlines a new rehabilitation program using forestry camps for 120 youths ages 15 to 17 and 60 more in three smaller facilities. A 20 member research team evaluates results as reading and math gaps are linked to delinquency. The plan echoes CCC work with forest planting and park projects.
A discussion on youth welfare centers and parental involvement cites new legislation and studies from 1960. The article notes aims to direct youths to centers, urge parental oversight, and evaluate home and school environments as part of a broader experiment in handling young offenders and troubled students.
Nine U S senators released a two year study outlining the origin and growth of the Cuban crisis. The report says bad security and policy harmed U S aims and accuses the State Department of aiding Castro by missteps toward Batista and Rivero Aguero. It cites William Wieland as an example of flawed personnel and weak intelligence handling.
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