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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1961
Page
6
Detroit motorists will soon see the Traffic Pacers, speed indicators on a four mile speedway that illuminate the required speed to reach the next signal. Ranging from 25 to 45 mph, the system guides drivers to keep moving, reducing stops and shaping a step toward automated highway ideas while keeping the driver in control.
A satirical riff questions scientific claims from a marine biologist at the University of Rhode Island who argues that salmon navigation is largely by chance. The piece playfully doubts bee and ant labor, then warns against revealing such ideas, joking about Santa Clauses growing whiskers.
California ranchers erect a beetle monument after importing a 1944 Australian beetle to curb St Johns wort. The U S Department of Agriculture explains biocontrol as locating a weed's homeland to import its natural insect foes, mirroring efforts with gorse seed weevil and cinnabar moth. The piece notes the thought of using weeds against insects and suggests an antimosquito plant expedition in New Jersey.
The scene in the United Nations assembly erupts as 5 000 Katanga warriors seize control after poisoning UN guards. Delegates are captured and earmarked by the attackers while Adlai Stevenson and Andrei Gromyko are bound and voiced over by a towering painted warrior. Boss man seizes Mongi Slim's suite and throws a massive party.
A New York Times style column argues that Russian vetoes hinder United Nations efforts to deploy a strong mobile armed force for world peace. It warns that Soviet resistance blocks collective action, leaving Congo and other crises vulnerable while Western efforts to fund and deploy a force are thwarted.
Mrs. Roosevelt honors Dag Hammarskjold praising his integrity and courage. She notes his U N role, the Congo trip, and the push for a new Secretary General as the UN seeks leadership after the crash.
The text urges strong U S support for the United Nations amid a crisis. It discusses a proposed troika styled leadership and a possible two thirds vote for a one man control depending on Security Council nominations. It notes uncertainty over Soviet stance and General Assembly procedure and stresses confidence in the UN and its mission for world peace.
A reflective account portrays a typical day in Scottsdale Arizona for the city manager. It follows early coffee and papers at city hall, traffic signal fixes, meetings with council and police, lunch with a realtor, annexation talks, an evening library board session, and a late return home after a demanding municipal schedule. The piece highlights沟 a busy schedule, community volunteers, and the city’s library system.
Doris J. Howard outlines Scottsdale and Arcadia High School efforts to provide functional business education. The program emphasizes testing, counseling, and career preparation in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office systems. It trains students for immediate employment and advancement while fostering responsibility and punctuality.
An essay argues that professional police standards begin with personal morality. It links integrity, honesty, justice, and compassion to effective law enforcement and notes a sworn officer’s crime and duty to prevent crime. The piece cites Herbert Spencer and biblical verses to stress inner ethics shaping the police profession.
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