Herbert Hoover Deserves His Country's Well Wishes
A reflective piece on Herbert Hoover's 90th birthday praising his lifelong public service and stated belief that he took only a modest salary to fund charities and projects. The article notes Hoover’s enduring popularity at the Republican convention and his legacy beyond the White House.
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Herbert Hoover
Herbert Clark Hoover
United States
Hoover
Chicago
San Francisco
White House
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Joma Kenyatta
Kenya
Ile
Kenya Public Service Commission
Miss Freedom
Uhuru
Moon surface debate at Arizona among top space scientists
Ranger 7 photographs sharpen public interest in lunar studies as Dr. Gerard Kuiper and Dr. Aden Meinel of the University of Arizona advance differing views on the moon’s surface. Kuiper favors a hard surface while Meinel suggests a thick dust layer. The disagreement highlights the campus as a hub of space research and fuels confidence in America's planned manned lunar mission.
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University of Arizona
Gerard Kuiper
UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Aden Meinel
UA Astronomy Department
Kuiper
I Meinel
America
Unity issues loom over Goldwater and Johnson in party rifts
The article analyzes how Barry Goldwater appears to be stabilizing Republican unity as the Hershey meeting nears, with intra party opposition melting faster than in 1952. It notes Eisenhower Taft Love and other figures shifting, while Johnson faces separate concerns about Kennedy’s vice presidential prospects and Southern resistance.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Unity
Harmony
Hershey
Hower
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Eisenhower
Bob Taft
Henry Cabot Ludue
Rachel
California
Keating
Lindsey
New York
Barry
Atlantic City
Kennedy
Bebby Kennedy
South
Bie
Elf
Why The Attacks In The Gulf Of Tonkin
Roscoe Drummond analyzes North Vietnamese and Red Chinese motives behind the Gulf of Tonkin attacks. He questions whether Hanoi sought U S escalation or a chance to force China into war, and argues the United States has delivered a precise reply. He quotes President Johnson on no immunity from aggression and predicts retaliatory action toward North Vietnam.
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United States Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
North Vietnamese
Peking
Hanoi
Rusk
Red China
United States
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Syracuse University
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
North
Tanganyika
Rashidi Kawawa
Kawawa
China
Chow Enlai
Chicom
Mao Tse-tung
Chicoms
Tanganyika-Zanzibar
Migrant Workers and the Second Industrial Revolution
Sydney Harris argues that over a million American migrant farm workers and their families suffer extreme poverty and neglect. He warns automation may both relieve dull labor and destabilize society, urging bottom up measures to protect these vulnerable people who live nomadic, underserved lives.
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National Sharecroppers Fund
Congress
Prices wrong here in Tucson produce and more
Letters criticize Tucson prices for Western produce versus New Jersey and New York markets. A reader from 7022 Blue Lake Dr laments higher costs for avocados and other goods, urging fair pricing and less price gouging.
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Anaterdon County
New Jersey
California
Newar d
New York
Brave Indian Scouts Edited by Albert R. Buehman
A historical note on the Acigna album Brave Indian Scouts edited by Albert R. Buehman for Fe Cie A SLL. The item references the edited collection and includes archival context and publisher initials.
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Brave Indian Scouts
LAW Men
Albert R. Buehman
Fe Cie
AEP
Morgan Earp Brother of Wyatt and Tombstone Gunfight
Morgan Earp, deputy marshal under Wyatt Earp, helped shape early Tombstone Arizona Territory. He migrated from Dodge City to Tombstone during the outlaw era and was mortally shot in September 1881. Wyatt enacted swift vengeance on the killer, sealing Tombstone's notoriety.
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Arizona Territory
Morgan Arp
U.S
Wyatt Tarp
Dodge City
Kan
Bodne
Tombstine
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Morgan
Wyatt
Tombstones
Wyatt Earp
Tombstone
Hall the Earps
Doc Holliday
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
Leaders of Africa greet United Nations unity moot in Cairo
Delegates and former revolutionaries from Africa gather in Cairo for a COAU meeting at the Arab League headquarters. Jomo Kenyatta receives a warm reception while African leaders praise China and attack the United States, yet seek American aid and investment.
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Cairo
United Arab
Maui May
Africates
Organization of Qin Unity Coau
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Arab Leap
Mustard Seed Faith: Kingdom Grows Like a Tree
A devotion reflects Jesus teaching that the kingdom of God begins as a small mustard seed and grows into a great shrub. It contrasts worldly power with divine growth and ends with a prayer for faith to see God’s kingdom expand. Courtesy Tucson Council Church.
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Jesus
Tucson Council
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Ray Ly
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