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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1961
Page
12
Tucson faces a sweeping of city affairs as growth strains services. The incoming mayoral administration must address a $700 000 deficit, street cleanliness, dust and pothole issues, and trash collection. Public understanding and a partnership with residents are urged to prioritize first things first.
Riverside Connecticut writer details Drexel Gibson's five months in a Cuban prison amid heavy interrogations and dire health notes. Mary Gibson learns of release via State Department messages and Swiss embassy intervention, questioning U.S. government urgency and leading to a planned series on the case.
Mundey Johnston, longtime Tucson banking executive and Tucson Chamber leader, will retire automatically at 65 from Valley National Bank in Tucson. He will take a two month vacation in January to Tahiti and New Zealand, then seek new employment upon his return.
The caption describes coatimundis as new large scale immigrants entering the United States mainly in Arizona's Sasabe and Chiricahua regions. Once rare forty to fifty years ago they now appear in bands with reports of up to 200 moving through desert brush. They are intelligent and playful relatives of the raccoon, though they cannot hang from their tails.
Roscoe Drummond notes the first major postwar personnel shifts in the State Department under President Kennedy aim to make the department more responsive to his foreign policy. He praises the appointments of George Ball under Secretary Rusk and promotions for George McGhee Walt Rostow and Richard Goodwin as strengthening continuity and authority.
Sydney Harris argues the world is cold yet the people are decent. He cites a sharp divide between private kindness and public institutions and calls for aligning institutional action with personal morality.
The Greater Miami community reaffirmed its metropolitan form of government after four years of trial. Cleveland voters have consistently opposed metropolitans, blocking county charter efforts amid emotional objections.
A speech at a Chamber of Commerce dinner argues profits and wages drive growth and that productivity, teamwork among capital, management, and labor, and reasonable returns for capital are essential. It criticizes past laws like Fair Trade, Sherman Antitrust, and minimum wage for failing to balance interests and calls for civic responsibility. How do you stand?
A devotional reflection on Jesus as the everlasting light shining in hearts and the universe. It recalls Isaiah 9 2 and invites prayer for Christ to cleanse and illuminate hidden corners of the soul. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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