Tall Scottsdale billboards top city skyline
Editorial notes Scottsdale's tallest structures are billboards on Scottsdale Road near Thomas Road. It argues only a state law enabling amortization and removal by cities can clear nonconforming signs. The piece also cites school gossip, Nogales liquor worries, and a federal labeling note about polyglycerol esters of fatty acids.
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Labor lobby backfires over 14b repeal push in Senate
Washington reports show Democratic frustration with organized labor tactics as the push to repeal Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act intensifies. AFL CIO leaders warn against overbearing pressure while some unions face internal criticism for aggressive campaigns. The Senate mood skews against ending the filibuster, signaling likely failure to repeal this session.
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Deathbed Confession as Evidence in Court
An American Bar Association feature analyzes whether a dying declaration can convict or exonerate. It weighs hearsay concerns against justice, noting safeguards: near death, aware of death, and ability to testify. Cases show gestures or nods sufficing when the victim can no longer speak.
Nehru Remembered by Ralph McGill Amid India Pakistan Tensions
Ralph McGill recalls his 1950s interview with Prime Minister Nehru at Delhi home. He notes Nehru’s moral legacy from Gandhi, Gandhi’s influence on Indian politics, and India’s postindependence struggles with corruption, poverty, and industrial underdevelopment. Nehru’s temperament, prison years, and the vast challenges of unindustrialized India are described as a complex, unresolved burden.
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Dictator-adventurers Under Pressure in Africa and Asia
Marquis Childs argues that Ben Bella in Algeria, Nasser in the United Arab Republic, and Sukarno in Indonesia illustrate how neglect at home and grandiose foreign schemes lead to hunger, chaos, and overthrow. He notes Algeria’s hunger and lingering revolt, Congo and Yemen meddling, and Indonesia’s failed development despite riches.
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Asia
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Congo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Nasser
Sukarno
Java
Sukarnos
Ben Bellas
Statement on the Jews prompts cautious optimism from Shuster
European director Zachariah Shuster of the American Jewish Committee weighs the revised Ecumenical Council declaration on the Jews. He notes over emphasis in areas but welcomes dropping the term deicide and expects final passage with conservatives likely to follow.
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Jules Isaac
John
Paris
Cardinal Bea
Ecumenical Council
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details and editors
The Scottsdale Daily Progress published afternoons except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252. Keith editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher T Frank Stewart listed with Dan Byrne as managing editor.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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