Williams to appoint two new Tucson regents
Gov. Jack Williams begins a second term with pivotal choices for the Arizona Board of Regents. With Leon Levy and George Chambers finishing eight-year terms, the expected two-year cycle will shape succession from Tucson or Pima County and influence all three state universities in Tucson Tempe and Flagstaff.
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Go Hire A Hall Says Supreme Court Justice Black
The piece argues demonstrations are protected free expression only if peaceful and not trespassing on private or government property. It cites Justice Hugo L. Black noting the Constitution does not grant an absolute right to assemble anywhere. It urges demonstrators to hire a hall to avoid infringing others rights.
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A Pimple Not A Pox In Campus Restiveness
Paul Harvey argues campus unrest stems from displacement activity and frustration with national policy. He asserts young protesters vent at schools and personal targets while the conflict in Vietnam drains morale, calling for disengagement to revive respect for country and flag.
Nixon’s Southern Strategy Reinforces Two-Party South
The piece argues Nixon can solidify conservative dominance by winning the South, tracing a history from antebellum Whigs to modern Republican gains. It cites Alabama trends, 1952 to 1964 shifts, and the 1964 Goldwater wave, noting Nixon’s potential to convert the region and redefine party competition.
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Student-Teacher Doubled As Janitor To Renew UA Education
Tom Matthews a Catalina High School senior and Army veteran graduates in Januaryfrom the University of Arizona with an education degree. He supported his family by working nights as a janitor at Ft. Lowell School while completing studies and student teaching. Matthews credits the GI bill for enabling him to finish and plans to pursue a master’s in counseling and guidance and eventually a PhD. He urges parents not to push children into college unless they want it.
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Nixon art taste seen as good omen for era
The piece argues Nixon favors American scenes by American artists over modern works, likening his taste to Lyndon Johnson’s Rockwell criticism. It says such preference suggests level headed leadership and continuity in White House art, amid broader jokes about art trends and a 1948 copyright note.
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