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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1963

Page

5

Progress Of Tucson Result Of Three Way Partnership

City plans $3.8 million in bonds for major improvements including street work on Wilmot Road Alvernon Way Broadway Pima Street Prince Road and 22nd Street and storm sewers in North Campbell Avenue Flowing Wells La Mesa and Coronado Heights. City manager authority granted to issue bonds with support from mayor council and Tucson residents.

City Hall Wilmot Road Broadway Alvernon Way Speedway Country Club Road Pima Street Prince Road 22Nd Street Craycroft Road Campbell Avenue North 1St Avenue Istand Campbell Avenues la Mesa Coronado Heights Tucson Davis

Tucson ties to organized crime linked to Valachi revelations

The piece notes Joseph Valachi's disclosures expand U S government knowledge of the Mafia. It cites Tucson connections to Joseph Bonanno and Peter Licavoli and asserts both men have harmed the community, while noting a Sicilian crime network reportedly offered 100000 to kill Valachi.

Joseph Valachi U.S. Department of Justice Mr. Valachi Cosa Nostra Valachi Tucson Joseph Bonanno E. Klm Sr New York

Papago Homes Built From Desert Materials Remembered

Desert life at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is showcased with a 1953 replica Papago dwelling. Upright mesquite logs and acotillo cross-braces support long grass and papago artifacts inside, illustrating how desert resources shaped traditional and evolving homes.

Papago Reservation Papago Peggy Larson Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

Test Ban and the Senate Debate 1963

Roscoe Drummond argues the Senate must conduct a thorough, independent examination of the 1963 test ban treaty. He urges full evidence based judgment beyond administration assurances to ensure the United States and NATO balance is not harmed.

U.S Eisenhower Kennedy Senate United States Secretary of Defense

Reds In Civil Rights Cause Seen As Communist Drive

Column argues that Communist influence intrudes into the American civil rights movement. It cites Fidel Castro, the Williams broadcasting figure, and California lawyers Rosenberg and Pestana, claiming FBI and Senate actions link red activity to race issues and urging exposure rather than silence.

Robert Kennedy Fidel Castro California Rose Rosenberg Jean Kidwell Pestana Communist Party FBI Rosenberg Pestana Cuba Hoover Congress Monroney Scott

The Injustice Collectors And The Myth Of Niceness

Sydney Harris discusses what Dr. Edmund Bergler called injustice collectors who do kind acts to gain gratitude and later sulk or claim mistreatment. He argues true generosity should be its own reward, not a barter of affection, and cautions against self pity and hidden motives behind acts of kindness.

Iil Edmund Bergler

Fairy Godmother of U A Lives by Beauty Salon Traditions

Thelma Galbraith has spent four decades transforming students at her Tucson beauty shop near the University of Arizona. She recalls dye mishaps and hazing stories while noting families return for generations. She plans a move to 8001 E Speedway Blvd next month.

Thelma Galbraith Mrs. Galbraith E. Speedway Blvd

Famous Last Words as Satirical Portraits of Heroes

A Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn president Charles H Brower quips that many national heroes are squares and imagines what figures like Nathan Hale Patrick Henry and Paul Revere might say if pressed for witty retorts The piece mocks fame with a comic speech anthology framed as advertising humor.

Sayer’s Digest New York Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn Charles H. Brower Nathan Hale Patrick Henry Paul Revere Middlesex Boston

Congress Acts Against Featherbedding in Rail and Air Industries

Senator Barry Goldwater argues for legislation to prohibit featherbedding under the Railway Labor Act and Lea Act principles. He proposes a standard of reasonableness and allows courts to determine the necessary number of workers, with penalties and civil action for unions coercing excess staffing. The plan cites United States vs Petrillo to justify constitutional authority.

Barry Goldwater U.S Arizona United States

Malady of Not Wanting in Spiritual Life

A daily devotion contrasts Ecclesiastes and John to urge craving for God. It laments the malady of not wanting and describes dull faces and insensate hearts among those who rejected the vast gift of life God offers.

Channing

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