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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
9
An editorial urges Americans to mourn privately while rejecting blame games over President Kennedy's assassination. It argues law, civic responsibility, and anti extremism are needed amid global tyranny, domestic radicals, and partisan bias.
The article explains desert survival where kangaroo rats unconsciously manufacture water from starches and ambient oxygen. In arid zones with minimal surface water the rodents rely on internal water production to endure dehydration, allowing them to live for months on dehydrated seeds.
The Goldwater camp sees a tough race against Johnson with Goldwater cast as economic conservative and Dixie strategist. Backers weigh Latin American policy risks as Betancourt and Castro loom, noting Goldwater would support force against Cuba while Kennedy feared more cautious steps.
This profile traces Jack Ruby’s connections to Chicago hoodlums and a sprawling underworld enterprise. It links Dallas night spots to labor rackets, violence, and union intrigue involving Leon Cook Paul Dorfman and other figures tied to Hoffa and Kennedy era investigations.
Sydney Harris discusses the illusion of large salaries in a paper money economy. He notes a $1 million ten year contract equates to $100,000 a year after taxes and fees, yet the real value erodes through taxes, agents, and living costs. He compares such sums to a country doctor's $8,000 annual income.
Robert L. Houston, director of the University of Arizona physical plant, maps a plan to fit a triple-sized student body onto a campus that remains compact and green. He aims to keep the oasis feel with a wall of greenery and varied plant life as enrollment nears 25,000 around 1970.
An elderly man wandering Chase Manhattan bank in New York receives polite help and opens a half million dollar trust account before naming the bank executor of an 800000 will. The incident prompts banks to consider staff courtesy as a profit factor.
The article praises Vice President Johnson for a steady, decisive start as president after Kennedy's death. It commends his calm leadership in foreign affairs, his ability to reassure the nation and allies, and his resolving presence during national mourning and a difficult transition.
In a spirit of devotion Hebrews longed for the Messiah and Andrew declares they have found Christ after meeting Jesus. The risen Christ commissions and believers are invited to believe and have hearts burn within as they accept him as Savior and Lord. A prayer asks God to grant victory over sin and death and eternal life through Christ. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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