Indiana prison program uses teen tours and convict skits to deter crime
Ward Lane at Indiana State Prison launches a bold initiative for teens. Groups of high school boys tour the facility to see harsh prison realities, featuring a seven convict skit recounting life behind bars. The program aims to curb youth crime by exposing glamorized crime myths and stressing education and respect for authority.
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Indiana State Prison
Ward Lane
Lane
Indiana
Arizona
Leftist Western Young Democrats Back Proposals in California
Delegates at the Western States Conference of Young Democrats in California passed 32 resolutions advocating resuming relations with Cuba and Red China, forming Warsaw pact style non aggression pacts, pulling U S troops from Vietnam, and lifting travel bans. Tucson group rejected three resolutions urging Cuba ties and Vietnam withdrawal. The piece questions why appeasement persists and warns against negotiating with aggressors.
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Western States
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
Greater Tucson
Cuba
Viet Nam
West
Establishment seen as power in politics, says Alsop
Columnist Stewart Alsop asserts an identifiable Establishment exists within U S politics. He notes its moderate internationalist wing could derail Goldwater if Kennedy seems weak, marking a rare admission by a journalist in the August 24 1963 issue. The piece frames the Establishment as moneyed, elite, and influential across parties.
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Revere
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Bareoldwater
Goldwater
Kennedy
Willkie
Eisenhower
Test Ban shown to stem from U S strength and resolve
Roscoe Drummond reports that the Kennedy administration backs a stance of vigilance after the nuclear test ban. Sec Rusk McNamara Harriman and Gen Taylor offer Senate witnesses reassurance that there will be no premature pacts with Soviet satellites. The piece notes Khrushchev faces Eastern bloc strains and China’s rise as a challenge to Moscow. Officials credit Dulles Eisenhower and Kennedy actions for progress.
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Rusk
McNamara
Averell Harriman
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
NATO
Moscow
Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Dulles
Quemo
Matsu
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev Plays Badminton Netless Diplomacy
Art Buchwald mocks Dean Rusk and Khrushchev at Gagra as they play badminton without a net. The column satirically questions U S intentions and jokes about nets being loaned to China and hidden in Cuba. It cites theories about Rusk losing by order to aid a partial anti test ban pact.
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State Department
U.S
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Gagra
Black Sea
United States
Mao
RUSK
Washington
Coorright
Senate
United Nations
Letters To The Editor On Justice And Global Threats
A reader denounces the Peace Front and Robert Williams as Marxist provocateurs aiding communism and calls for justice through law. Another writer defends Flowing Wells School Board dress standards and parental guidance, while others urge drastic policy shifts against Soviet influence and UN diplomacy.
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Fellowship of Reconciliation
U.S
Robert Williams
Apache Kid Desperado of Worst Kind An Early Photo
The piece notes Apache Kid once served in the Indian police under John P. Clum at Ft. Grant. It recalls his later turn to outlaw status, condemnation for murder, and daring escape toward Yuma Territorial Prison, with context from Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society.
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Arizona
John P. Clum
the Citizen
Tombstone
Ft. Grant
Territorial
Yuma
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
Kennedy’s foreign aid budget ritual repeats in Congress
The piece traces how Kennedy seeks more foreign aid than Congress wants, triggering repeated cuts and debates. It notes past totals, the Clay Committee trim, and successive House figures from 4.9 to 4.1 billion, framing the ritual of war aid funding.
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Congress
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Clay Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Daily Devotion Reflecting on Unity in Christ
Bible excerpt Colossians 3 11 invites unity beyond Jew and Gentile and urges Christ to fill all. Kyle Haselden highlights Paul’s experience driving him to embrace Gentiles, while prayer asks God to teach us love for the uncouth and all humanity. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churcher.
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Kyle Haselden
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Tucson
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