21 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1962
Page
1
Washington editor Charles McDowell Jr quotes Mr. Bumbleton fretting over how a Walter Schirra space mission could clash with the World Series. The piece blends sports, space and politics as NBC executives weigh scheduling, sponsors and public reaction amid multiple converging events.
Washington report notes 17 million stockholders, as owners of American enterprises, lack unity and political clout. Sen. John Sherman Cooper leads a liberal bloc against a tax bill amendment restricting corporate political education. The Investors League vows to challenge the measure as unconstitutional, citing past labor union spending cases.
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hours ending at 4 am. Readings show regional variance in highs and lows with rain chances and possible showers affecting several areas. The report provides a concise snapshot of current conditions and recent trends.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona says he voted against the Kennedy trade bill, calling it a government intervention pattern in wages hours profits and prices. He argues freer trade is desirable but the measure fails to prove it expands trade or improves conditions and reflects distrust in free enterprise and Congress. He cautions about restrictive tax laws and obsolete machinery hindering competitiveness with Europe and Japan. He calls for fixing the fiscal house before engaging foreign markets.
The American President Lines ship Hoover collided with a Chinese fishing junk off Swatow and sank it. Seventeen of eighteen crewmen were rescued. the liner sustained minor damage and continued to Yokohama where the Chinese were to be transferred.
Edwin D Etherington president of the American Stock Exchange says even under a possible prolonged recession the daily trading volume could rise about 20 percent above the 1955-57 peak. He stressed he is not predicting a depression and cites favorable general conditions for a strong future market activity.
Early returns from independent Algeria show a strongman victory for Ahmed Ben Bella. Voters faced yes or no choices on candidates chosen by Ben Bella's Political Bureau, with Tlemcen reporting 99.7 percent in favor of his slate as Farres announces the provisional executive will cede eighty seats to the constituent assembly at its first meeting on September 25.
Minoru Yamasaki chosen as architect for the World Trade Center in Manhattan. The $270 million project will occupy a 15 acre tract in Lower Manhattan and be built under the Port of New York Authority.
Rescue parties reached the burned wreckage of a United Nations plane near Kabonga in Katanga. Nine of the 10 Swedish crew members were alive, with one dead and others injured or unhurt. Swedish Saab fighters escorted two UN helicopters as they surveyed the site amid regional fighting between Congo government forces and Tshombe loyalists.
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