U S Policy Weaker Near Home Says Critics
The piece argues the Democratic administration underreacts to domestic security threats while taking action on distant issues. It criticizes U N limits, cites Stevenson and Quaison-Lackey on apartheid, and notes Cuba and U N stagnation as threats to U S interests. The author urges focus on Latin American security over UN involvement.
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U.N
Berlin
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South Africa
Cuba
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The Real Red Herring on Civil Rights and Wages
John Chamberlain argues that the Aug. 28 Washington march risks conflating constitutional rights with prudential economic aims. He warns against introducing a federal minimum wage and public works agenda, noting wage levels and job impacts in rural regions. He cites personal cost to a son earning $1.35 an hour and the broader effects on the economy.
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Prudential Legislation
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Ozark
Mississippi
Utopia
Pucinski Seeks Third Category for Unemployment Data
Congressman Roman Pucinski proposes adding an unemployables category to Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. He estimates about 80,000 draft-age youths would be J-A blocked, 2 million functionally illiterate adults, and 2 million workers over 46 displaced by automation, arguing the move would spotlight the employment crisis.
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Wirtz
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Times
You Can Buy Happiness Says Art Buchwald
Riverhead columnist Art Buchwald argues money buys happiness for some, contrasting two Brooklyn families the Schmicks and the Smugs. The Schmicks remain unhappy despite riches, while the Smugs, though socially busy, are cheerful. The piece notes family values versus wealth in America.
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Schmick
Letters To The Editor On Super Market Roulette And UN Views
A reader praises Sue Giles for her Woman's View on Super-Market Roulette and proposes SMRAA. Letters recount vacation milk delivery issues, praise Tucson police, and argue UN disarmament aims per the Test Ban Treaty with referenced speeches for readers.
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Sue Giles
Roulette
Michigan
Arizona
Great Desert Southwest
Eight Apache Slayers Ambush in Arizona Frontiers Photo
The 1886 slaying of Dr. Clinton Horatio Davis near the Catalina foothills led his Tucson banker brother William C. Davis to form a posse. After tracking the eight Apache attackers for a week through the Santa Catalina Mountains, the posse found them at a site in Canada del Oro where they were shot at night and buried on the spot. The grave is marked by rocks and identified by Tenney Williams as the exact location, with local residents confirming the site today.
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Tucson
Yutzey Ranch
Catalinas
Rincons
Old Pueblo
William C. Davis
Santa Catalina Mountains
Tenney Davis Williams
South Pasadena
Calif
Tenney Williams
Kirke T. Moore
Canada del Oro
Peron’s Labor Machine Falters From US Stand
In Buenos Aires near the Pink House a three story skyscraper hid a former Nazi style bunker used by Juan Peron as an underground command post. Peron’s power base, the labor movement he built, is collapsing as the soft core Peronistas align with the United States and demand inflation control and stable governance. Hard core unions remain hostile, with leaders like Andres Framini in hiding, while ex-dictator Peron sits in Spain.
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Juan Domingo Peron
Peron
Spain
Argentina
United States
Col
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Ministry of Labor
Cipriano Reyes
Peronista Party
Labor Ministry
Labor
Apostolic Athletics Moral from Relay Race Illustration
Daily devotion compares Christian life to a relay race as Paul urges believers to hold forth the word of life. Each runner must deliver the baton to the next, and a faltering step risks losing the race, echoing the urgent duty to share Christ with those who have not heard. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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