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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

7

FCC Critics Say Public Notice Harms Local Radio and TV

The article argues the FCC has overstepped by requiring broadcasters to broadcast responses to attacks and provide equal time to opposing viewpoints. It contends the directive burdens stations with red tape, risks banning controversial content, and infringes free speech despite the agency’s public interest stance. It urges broadcasters to pressure Congress for change.

Federal Communications Commission IFCC Congress FCC Supreme Court Hill

Ha-Teth-La the Pinal Apache War Chief Portrait

Portrait of Ha-Teth-La described as intelligent and determined, a war chief of the Pinal Apaches whose painted war face signals a fierce demeanor. The Pinals, a branch of the Apache, inhabited lands north and east of Tucson in what is now Pinal County, with a history of fierce actions around 1876.

Tucson Pinal County Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society

Goldwater Civil Rights Stand Examined At Governors Meeting

Roscoe Drummond analyzes how Governors at Miami Beach questioned Senator Goldwater’s civil rights position. Governors Brown and Sanders label him a segregationist, while Goldwater asserts a strong anti segregation record and argues rights enforcement is a federal concern. The piece frames the central dispute over whether civil rights are national or state governed.

Sen. Goldwater Miami Beach Gov Brown California Sanders Georgia Mr. Goldwater Wessons Gov. Sanders

A Balancing Act On Test Ban in Senate Hearings

James Marlow outlines the Senate hearings on Kennedy's limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty with Russia. Support is strong with 35 Nobel winners and military leaders backing the pact, while critics include Generals LeMay Power and Schriever. Scientists split, with Teller and Foster opposed, Brown and Bradbury supporting. Seaborg in favor. The hearings stretch, but approval appears likely.

Senate Kennedy Russia Harold Brown Norris E. Bradbury Brown Pentagon Defense Bradbury Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory

Harmony of irrational impulses in true reasoning

Sydney Harris argues true reason requires harmony between irrational impulses and rational thought. He cites Santayana and Freud to show reason abandons denying instinct, instead balancing reality with infantile needs for a mature ego. Parents who deny impulses become rigid and fail to understand children.

FCC Equal Time Debate Prompts Reader Letters

A collection of letters argues that FCC equal time rules protect free speech and warn against censorship. Mrs. C. Eugene Cole defends balanced broadcasting, Harold F. Hilbert criticizes Soviet treaty inspections, L. See comments on nuclear tests, and Donald H. Laidlaw questions Young Democrats and anti subversion efforts.

Head In The Sand Approach In Nuclear Test Ban Debate

Barry Goldwater argues against peaceful coexistence as a misdirection by communists. He cites French and American Communist Party definitions to claim peaceful coexistence is a tactic for imperialist victory and the destruction of the U S. He warns against ratifying the test ban treaty as a step toward war. Copyright 1963.

Robert S. McNamara United States Cuba House Committee On Un-American Activities U. S. Government Printing Office Communist Party Barry Goldwater U.S Arizona Senate Communist Party In France America Gus Hall The Worker Soviet Union

Littering Costs America Half Billion Dollars Annually

The article notes a 500 million dollar annual cost to remove litter from streets highways and vacation areas. It calls on Americans to keep camp sites beaches and roadsides free of trash during the peak litter season to preserve the American landscape.

Could you not watch with Me One Hour Devotion

In Matthew 26 406 Jesus faced loneliness as family and disciples misunderstood him. He prayed alone, yet claimed the Father was with him. A prayer asks God to help us treat all people as brothers in need of love and understanding.

President Kennedy Jesus Nazareth Tucson Council At Churches

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Indian Scenes and Personalities Albert R. Buehman Apoll Olivine Oe Roscoe Drummond Nelson Rockefeller Goldwater Edmund Brown Carl Sanders South Capitol Hill Phoenix Airport James Marlow Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Navy Air Force Curtis LeMay Thomas S. Power Bernard A. Schriever AEC Lewis L. Strauss Rusk McNamara Glenn T. Seaborg Strauss Edward Teller John S. Foster Jr Lawrence Radiation Laborator Berkeley Calif Willard E. Libby Sydney Harris Santayana Freud Castro C. Eugene Cole 1St Ave Harold F. Hilbert N. Orchard Skybolt Sherwonad Village Young Democrats Viet Nam Donald H. Laidlaw Dennis the Menace Dad
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