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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
6
A historical discussion questions unemployment statistics and their meaning. It shows how a national rate like 5.6 percent masks differing realities among groups such as married men, single men, women, and teenagers, urging careful interpretation.
Otto Otepka, longtime State Department security officer, is fired amid allegations of supplying classified loyalty documents to a Senate panel. President Truman 1948 directive kept loyalty files confidential while a federal statute allows civil servants to share information with Congress.
The piece lauds Lyndon B. Johnson as a strong leader fit to guide the nation beyond Kennedy. It praises his practicality on civil rights and public accommodation and notes plans to pursue a thriftier, orderly government with continued White House staff support. Copyright 1962.
The piece argues moderate Republicans may keep control of the party and the 1964 nominating convention. It notes Southern support for Goldwater was driven by protest against Kennedy civil rights policies, while Northern Republicans fear backlash from Southern alignment with segregationist Democrats.
The piece argues Barry Goldwater's momentum in 1964 reflects South resistance to Democrats and questions Johnson’s appeal to New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It notes taft era fears of losing big industrial states and predicts Republicans may adopt a middle left path to win, as Goldwater’s lane gains momentum.
A Roslyn, New York traveler witnessed a chaotic mob in Piazza Venezia where builders and workers staged a non existent strike. Carabinieri kept neutrality as punches and placards flew, leaving the tourist with a scar and ruined film while casualties included six Americans and several foreigners.
Readers defend Rev. Dr. Carl McIntire against charges of hate and communism. Supporters cite biblical authority and democratic faith, urging readers to honor religious liberty and reject smears. Letters include endorsements by Helen Crandall and Mrs. E Fellmeth with addresses.
The San Jose de Tucson mission on the Santa Cruz, once the area’s oldest church, was established for Jesuit priests then taken over by Franciscans around 1768 69. By the photo’s date ruins rose to about 25 feet, abandoned circa 1828 after priests driven from Mexico.
A high level Republican organizer criticizes political punditry after Kennedy's death, arguing no fundamental 1964 shifts have occurred. He says Democrats stay left liberal in the North and face defection in the South, while Johnson must prove liberal loyalty. GOP strategy remains steady for years.
The devotion explains Psalm 72 as describing a righteous merciful king who will bring peace and judgment aligned with the Lord. It notes the longed for Messiah fulfilled in Jesus and asserts His coming is an accomplished fact, reflecting God's love for humanity. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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