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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1963
Page
4
A guest editorial reflects on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur as a solemn period of repentance and renewal. It contrasts the Jewish new year with Jan 1, urges self examination, prayer, and charity, and prays for peace, health, prosperity, and a better community.
A collection of quotations on modesty from Balzac Diogenes Franklin and Gibbons contrasts modesty as virtue conscience and innocence. The passages explore false modesty pride and the scarcity of modesty among poets.
Tokyo undertakes a vast reconstruction as the 1964 Olympics approach, with Shigeru Yosano noting a $2 billion cost borne largely by Japan. The project aims to ease crowded conditions, improve traffic, and build necessary infrastructure for 7,500 athletes and officials amid a city of 10 million.
The 1964 Tokyo Olympics are forecast to cost Japan about 2 billion dollars as Tokyo’s aging districts are rebuilt and traffic and transit corridors expanded. New expressways and a high speed electric train will connect Osaka and Tokyo, with a modern 80,000 seat stadium and IBM score processing for 4,000 events across 20 sports.
U S lawmakers report on Belgrade conference. Emilio Daddario backed space and aid positions. Katherine St George led anti Communist countermeasures with Adair and Pirnie. Kennedy highlighted U S racial progress and Soviet denials faced scrutiny.
Washington reports show senators and former leaders split over Barry Goldwater. Some GOP figures fault the flood of Goldwater talk as revealing party weakness while he appears to shift positions and avoid clear explanations. In Birmingham and Stone Mountain, bumper stickers and rallies reveal he remains a polarizing yet influential figure amid calls for state solution.
The piece questions Goldwater's public stance and hints at political maneuvering by White Citizens Councils while urging a clear commitment. It notes ambiguity on price supports and labor, suggesting a broader public discussion and mentioning Knowland's appointment as a campaign adviser and past political moves.
The article questions Ahmed Ben Bella’s leadership style after more than a year in power. It notes his removal of historic leaders from the 1956 revolt era and describes Ben Khedda’s fallback to private life, raising doubts about a budding dictatorship.
A writer offers Supreme Court justices who ruled against prayer in public schools free tickets to the Cinerama film How The West Was Won. He also references a California judge related to national anthem practices and praises the country’s spiritual origins and quest for freedom.
A 53 year old vicar, the Rev. Michael Ware, emerged injured after tumbling into an open six foot grave while conducting funeral rites. He was pulled from the hole and covered in mud, describing the incident as a shattering experience.
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