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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
9
A观点 piece argues racial prejudice persists despite progress and calls for constructive self-improvement by Black leadership. It criticizes riots as organized by agitators, urges government protection of rights, and warns against equating Viet Nam era violence with domestic unrest.
The piece argues federal pressure will push suburban communities to accept Black neighbors and school integration. It cites a Johnson compromise on open housing, a District of Columbia suit seeking forced suburban integration, and quotes Judge Wright on merging city and suburban schools as a remedy.
Roscoe Drummond argues that Viet Nam critics push for negotiations only to extract one sided concessions. Washington has offered unconditional talks, named place, and rapid U S presence but Hanoi refuses. The article says repeated peace efforts show Hanoi does not want negotiations and rejects UN mediation.
A couple laments Women's Wear Daily revealing Luci Baines Johnson's wedding dress. They describe prying coverage, wedding plan chatter, and a shift from excitement to disappointment as the dress details become public, the incident ending with the wife fishing.
A Tucson reader urges restraint on recalling top officials, arguing bold action could harm governance and heal divisions. Letters discuss Bingo bans impacting charitable work and call for policy clarity amid downtown development worries and Cuba Viet Nam foreign policy debates.
In interviews with county residents, citizens argue for a new attractive fence at the court house and for paving Congress Street with vitrified brick. They say beautification boosts tourism, property value, and the town’s image, urging decisive action after the wedge is removed.
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