If Communism Comes to Mexico booklet sparks alarm
A 12 page pamphlet titled If Communism Comes to Mexico uses stark imagery to warn of a communist takeover. The piece portrays forced labor and executions and is printed to reach broad audiences including illiterate readers. The article notes left-of-center tendencies in Mexico and foreign propaganda efforts from Red Cuba influencing Latin America.
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United States
Mexico
Latin America
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Success Is Spelled Now In United Community Campaign
The Tucson drive stresses advance prep to shorten the campaign and boost results. Officials emphasize prompt worker outreach before the October start and urge volunteers and citizens to support 21 agencies through United Way style giving.
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Carson
United Community
Han
UCC
Old-Time Papago Dance At Cababi 1913 Visit
English stockholders of Cababi Mining Co met on Papago land 75 miles west of Tucson. On May 4, 1913, Papagos in Cababi staged a traditional dance for the guests with men in hats and a central squaw dress. Courtesy of Picacho Mining Co.
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Picacho Mining Co
The Treaty Of Bad Choices
A critical column argues President Kennedy’s Nuclear Treaty misreads military needs and risks credibility. It attacks testimony from Rusk McNamara Seaborg and Taylor while contrasting LeMay and Teller against the pact. The piece warns the Senate faces ratify reject or revise options, each with severe consequences for U.S. standing.
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Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Rusk
McNamara
Atomic Energy
Seaborg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Edward Teller
Russia
Teller
India
NATO
LeMay-Teller
Gen. LeMay
Khrushchev
American University
Munich
Uarriman
Moscow
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Venus de Milo
Maxwell Taylor
JCS
Eisenhower
Objections And Answers On Nuclear Test Ban Debate
The piece presents Sen. Hickenlooper’s challenging question about whether continuing nuclear testing might cripple the Soviet economy, and argues that halting tests would strengthen free nations while mobilizing fewer resources for totalitarian states. It asserts the test ban’s military and strategic merits and urges a beginning toward stopping the arms race.
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Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Soviet Union
Red China
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Sen. Hickenlooper
Dream ultimate weapon proposed to wipe out bills and pests
Westhampton columnist Art Buchwald riffs on missiles and a hypothetical ultimate weapon. He imagines a device that destroys crabgrass and unpaid bills, kills pests, and disables annoyances without harming people, noting the need for 100 million dollars to start the project.
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New York Yankees
Europe
Letters To The Editor Range Of Topics From Politics To Safety
Readers discuss Arizona politics and mining interests influencing the Mountain West. A second letter laments rising crime and insecurity for women. A third urges readers to oppose a Partial Test Ban Treaty and cites conservative fears. Additional note from John T. Knagge on credit costs and unions.
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Arizona and the West
University of Arizona
Frank H. Jonis
University of Utah
Milburn
Origin of Americans switching fork to right hand explored
A visit in the United States prompts questions about why Americans lift food to the mouth with the fork in the right hand. Theories range from digestion to historical handedness and customs. no definitive origin is stated.
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United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thears !Landerd
Europe
Lawrence as a model for anti Castro efforts in 1968
The author extols Col. Lawrence as a creative force who bypassed routine to mobilize Arab forces and argues a similar figure is needed for anti Castro Cuba. A fluent Spanish speaker with funding access and covert handbooks would unify dissidents, while a disciplined air capability remains essential to counter Soviet and Cuban forces.
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Col
Lawrence
Acaba
Nica-ragua
United States
Che” Guevara
Fidel
Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Col. Lawrence
Daily Devotion by Young Scots Links Faith to Action
A Scotland youth group met weekly to study the Bible then extended effort to aid nearby elderly residents in one room flats. They cleaned rooms offered extra food and held simple worship, showing a living church spirit. Cortese Tucson region churches.
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Scotland
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Arvona
Albert R. Buehman
Holmes Alexander
Roscoe Drummond
Sen
Russell
Armed Services
Sen. Fulbright
Foreign Relations
Sen. Pastore
Art Buchwald
Westhampton
N.Y
Secretary of Defense
Rocky Mountain
New York
Washington
Mountain States
Birch Society
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Arizona
Kennecott Company
Utah
Anaconda Company
Montana
J. P. Morgan Company
Morgan Guaranty Company
National City Bank
First National City Bank
Chase National Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Mountain
The
Sodom
Pretty Pass
Mattie V. Heltman
6Th Ave
Dove
Fist
Red Russia
Red
Dimitri Manuilsky
Frank A. Roinestard
Douglas TH
Alexander
John T. Knagge
Tucson Credit Union
Alta Vista
Dennis the Menace
John Chamberlain
Allenby
Tucson
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