A Thoughtful Look At Future In Tucson Workshop
Community leaders plan a non-partisan two day workshop to set goals for Tucson. The Tucson Community Goals Committee, City of Tucson, Pima County and the University of Arizona sponsor a session in Casa Grande on September 21 and 22 to discuss social physical governmental and economic issues and propose workable plans.
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Tucson
Tucson Community Goals Committee
Pima County
University of Arizona
Goals Committee
Casa Grande
Signs and claims blur lines in local judicial campaigns
Voters face confusing campaign signage as candidates for superior court judge use titles without holding office. The Pima County Bar Association cautions against misleading use of judge, while Norman Fenton renounces the title. Joe Jacobson and John Greer advertise as judges though not elected, sparking calls for ethics guidance.
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Superior Court
Pima County Bar Association
Ethics Committee
Norman Fenton
Joe Jacobson
W. Edward Morgan
Superior ‘Court
Morgan
John R. Greer
Williams
Frey
Go Greer
Greer
Sgréer
Bar F
Lyle Wilson: A President’s Decisive Image in Crisis
The piece examines President Johnson facing pressure to act on tax policy and wage-price controls amid rising living costs. It contrasts Johnson’s reputation as decisive with the political risk of an election year and recalls Truman’s wartime wage-price freeze as a historical parallel.
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Lyndon
Congress
LBJ
Organized Labor
Harry 5
Truman
Bobby Kennedy
President Johnson
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Democratic Party
United Steel
LBJ label blamed for upset losses in southern primaries
Critics link the so called LBJ brand to defeats of incumbents Bass in Tennessee Robertson in Virginia Russell in South Carolina and others. They cite 14(b) repeal votes and ties to administration policies as factors fueling anti LBJ sentiment and prompting reassessment of fall campaigns by Democrats.
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U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Capitol Hill
LBJ
Capital Hill
Johnson
Ellington
John J. Hooker Jr
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Lyndon
Tennessee
Ross Bass
Sen
A. Willis. Robertson
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
Robertson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
America
Harry Byrd
White House
Byrd
Donald S. Russell
South Carolina
Russell
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
Ernest F. Hollings
Lbjs
Hollings
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Pat Brown
California
Let's Not Panic in Local Campaign Amid National Ties
A 1946 piece sketches how national figures influence local races as a campaign manager resists panic when a telephone call from Washington arrives. In a humorous exchange, Bobby Kennedy proposes a visit, while the congressman weighs appearances and strategy in a politically charged year.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
Viet Nam
Bobby Kennedy
Letter writers clash over race and military service
Col. Daniel James Jr. defends the promotion system in the Air Force and counters Diane Ray’s questions about Black officers. He cites private statements, notes the rarity of general promotions, and condemns mischaracterizations of protests as harming racial equality. He signs from 2510 Albro Blyd.
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Air Force
Alabama
Diane Ray
Daniel James JR
USAF
Albro Blyd
Reminiscence on Tucson 22nd Anniversary of California Column
The piece recalls the 22nd anniversary of the California column marching into Tucson at eight o'clock today. Veterans recall the 1860s journey, initial liquor bans, and welcome at Samuel Hughes's home. Compiled by Yndia Smalley Moore, citizen historical editor.
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George O. Hand
California
Tucson
Samuel Hughes
Yndia Smalley Moore
Citizen Historical
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