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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
4
Scottsdale officers deserve commendation for catching two Florida State inmates who escaped. The arrest came after alert detective work, cooperation with neighboring agencies, and public tips, aided by a car rental memory and steady leg work.
Dr Benjamin Spock is honored with the Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Award by the National Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy. The pediatrician warned about nuclear fallout hazards, bone cancer, leukemia, and genetic defects, and urged attention to the psychological damage of the arms race on children. He urged adults to heed children’s fears and the broader impact on youth behavior.
In a broad analysis Ralph McGill argues that U S manufacturing and transportation have added no new jobs in a decade while service sectors grow. He warns that shorter work weeks fail to create lasting employment and that new technology and tax cuts may not spark net job gains as space and defense spending rise.
An editorial discusses the need to engage many scientists and engineers in government and tax funded work, the risks of defense cuts, and the challenge of absorbing displaced workers. It cites Dr. Eli Ginzberg on manpower planning, notes rising alienation, and calls for education and training to create jobs and aid national cohesion.
In a sharp column readers hear critique of California surfers who value sun bleached hair and flashy styles over skill. The writer mocks the trend of peroxide use and calls for attention to harsher campus attitudes while contrasting fashion with surfing ability.
Diem greets Bob Considine in Gia Long Palace and speaks French then English. He avoids commenting on Rome remarks by Madame, hedges on American aid and talks about officers with cautious praise. Ambassador Lodge viewed him as worn but he appears vigorous and elusive in the interview.
A memoir style interview recalls Diem in his Saigon palace discussing Madame Nhu and Rome hints. He defends his family while praising Ngo Dinh Thuc and notes Pope Paul VI rumors. The session ends with a reminder to improve public relations as guards and aides gather outside.
Readers respond to an open letter to Coach Savage of Scottsdale High School football, praising Steve Miller and the team. The exchange underscores support for local athletics and community figures in Scottsdale.
The piece highlights Steve Miller overcoming a concussion and ankle and foot injuries after games against Kofa Arcadia and a scrimmage. It praises his competitive spirit, proper coaching under Coach Savage, and his value as a role model for his school and country.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes the Saigon coup and U S role in South Viet Nam. He notes Washington did not plot the overthrow but encouraged it, arguing that aid will rise or fall with the new regime. The piece discusses implications for anti Communist war and regional stability.
The piece argues that modern football coaches are prominent public speakers and could fit political life, suggesting Bill Wilkinson of Oklahoma as a potential U S Senate candidate. It notes coaches’ charm and discipline, contrasting them with traditional politicians, and wonders if a basketball coach could serve as senator.
The piece argues Washington could use football coaches to boost leadership and recruitment for public service. It compares a college gridiron coach’s blunt clarity with senators’ public life, suggesting a coach’s approach aids committees and negotiating, even amid election pressures.
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