Outlook in City Hall Shapes Tucson’s New City Council
Three Democrats Kirk Storch Hector Morales and James Murphy will join holdover James N. Corbett Jr. to form a four member majority while Republicans hold the mayor and two other council seats. The piece cautions against overemphasizing a vice mayor choice and stresses shared responsibility and integrity for all seven officials.
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Kirk Storch
Hector Morales
James Murphy
James N. Corbett Jr
Hercules
Tucson
New York
Democratic Party
War And Welfare State Too In Vietnam Debate
The column blasts Vietnam war costs and the U S welfare state, claiming the conflict is a soft, low-cost war for citizens while grandkids bear the bill. It cites rising deficits, Great Society programs, and Treasury borrowing as proof the system funds “free lunch” goodies, warning of a looming fiscal bang when bills come due.
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Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
Texas Whiteoase
LBJ
Great Society
United Press International
Congress
Treasury
Christmas Train and Trucks Aid South Viet Nam
Roscoe Drummond discusses a nationwide effort by the U S Jaycees Young Republicans and Young Democrats to collect 100 box cars of gifts for South Viet Nam. The program called Project Act aims to ship $100 million in items by train and truck to Saigon, with stops across the U S and free transport by industry.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
America
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Viet Nam
Know Thyself Through Others Not Introspection Alone
Sydney Harris argues against self knowledge by inward looking studies. He cites Goethe and Socrates, contending understanding oneself arises from engaging with others and the world. He warns against endless introspection and notes therapy reshapes feelings toward self and others.
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Socrates
Ski sleuth’s Olympic ties drive Tucson hotel venture
Robert Minerich, former head of the 1959 Squaw Valley Olympic Village, is now manager and co owner of Pioneer International Hotel in Tucson. He uses language skills and cross cultural experience to handle rising Spanish speaking guests as Mexican tourism grows. Minerich recalls the theft of Finnish skier Antti Hyvarinen’s lucky skis and a Japanese tea procurement as lessons in international incident risk and diplomacy. He came to Tucson in 1963 as a hotel consultant, became manager, and holds 30 percent of the hotel company, citing Arizona's bright future.
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Robert Minerich
Tucson
Minerich
Pioneer International Hotel
Capital Location Debate Sees Phenix Favored By Editor
Compiled by Yndia Smalley Moore, Citizen Historical Editor, the piece argues for placing the territorial capital at Phenix to avoid ongoing frauds and local squabbles. It cautions that Pima and Yuma counties prefer a stable site and urges the legislature to prioritize this bill if a removal is possible, otherwise drop the issue.
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Phenix
Florence
Yavapai
Pima
Pinal
Yuma
Prescott
Yndia Smalley Moore
Citizen Historical
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