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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1962
Page
2
A reader contends the Kennedy administration withholds Cuba news citing security and deception. Reports claim Soviet planes over the U S, hidden weapons in Cuban caves, and tougher Soviet posture. The writer argues for direct candor, full missile inspections, and clear policy to deter Khrushchev.
The piece argues for a downtown Phoenix convention center to boost tourism and hotel business, warning county money may be involved. It contends county participation should be opposed and favors locating the center outside downtown to avoid profiting downtown hotel owners.
Bob Considine recalls Herb Shriner's quip about a non winning beauty pageant as the Nobel Peace Prize stalemate resurfaces. The piece reflects on democratic participation, distant wars, and potential U S aid to India amid Cold War tensions with China.
The piece blends geopolitics with scientific hype. It contrasts U S aid to India with Khrushchev's dilemma and touts lasers as a transformative tech. It notes laser light amplification enables precise medical uses and even theoretical weapons potential, mentioning Russian efforts.
The piece argues that Krishna Menon’s long influence on Indian foreign and UN policy led to a crisis in India and urges President Kennedy to dismiss Rostow and other advisers deemed pro Soviet. It criticizes UN and US leaders, cites Cuba and missile concerns, and calls for replacing perceived wrong strategists with proven diplomats.
Birch. E Bayh Sr., father of Indiana's senator elect, said he should obey the law after being fined 10 dollars for speeding in Greenfield Indiana. The remark followed the incident during a Friday visit by reporters.
Ralph McGill argues that national power includes death and warns critics who demand action after the fact. He cites Kennedy and Chesteron to emphasize honor, restraint, and the hard choices behind using force.
The speaker argues Kennedy bore burden after Bay of Pigs failure, stressing U.S. restraint toward Cuba, Soviet threat, and support for small nations. He notes a Latin America stake, Soviet Cuban bases, and the OAS unanimous backing of U.S. actions.
Art Petersen, former Scottsdale councilman, engages Mayor Schrader over the city’s failure to pay GS Co. $217,253.84 for garbage services. He urges formal council explanations of actions, notes a Maricopa Superior Court ruling ordering payment, and questions informal discussions and motives.
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