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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
9
Consumers voice concern in an election year about rising food costs. The piece notes bread, meat, and milk prices stay high despite congressional attention. It argues inflation stems from federal overspending and dollar shrinkage, urging action on the real cause.
Arizona Third District Democrat George Senner aligned with backers of 14b repeal despite Arizona voters backing the state's right to work law in three votes. Gov. Sam Goddard derides the issue as a phony dead horse, while liberal labor advocates back pro repeal candidates.
Holmes Alexander argues that U S forces and authorities failed to curb Negro rioters in 1966 cities. He cites Brinton on revolution, notes casualties, and warns that civil order breakdown precedes revolution. The Johnson administration is blamed for past mistakes but urged to win battles in the streets.
The piece argues President Johnson and Congress should remove government refereeing from labor disputes such as the airline machinists strike. It cites Hartley and Wagner Act history, urging a national labor policy that is fair to both sides while reducing union political influence. Copyright 1946.
A mock convention of letters between a child Virginia and the late President Kennedy’s era paper laments the New York Herald Tribune’s end. It explains why unions publishers advertisers readers and editors failed to sustain the paper and why its loss matters to New York and the press.
A collection of reader letters covers wartime losses at sea, praise for supportive citizens, and questions about Cape Canaveral vs Cape Kennedy. Valeria Valencia from Independence laments fallen pilots. others urge honoring servicemen and critique political advertising. A call to restore Cape Canaveral’s historic name sparks debate.
An adjourned meeting at Levin's Hall in Tucson heard a report urging the circulating medium be United States currency after September 15, 1881. The committee led by Albert Steinfeld proposed accepting Mexican money at market value when no bank quotes exist, with wares priced in US currency, and called for banking support to promote the measure.
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