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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1961

Page

4

Conservatives Rate Colleges as Leftist Hothouse Brain Laundry

New York report from NAM Congress quotes three students and Young Americans for Freedom director decryting colleges as indoctrination centers. Scott Stanley of Kansas calls campuses a collection of eclectic liberals bent on indoctrination and urges industrialists to oppose funding. Roger Claus notes rising conservative college publications and seeks to spread conservative philosophy. William Cotter criticizes the National Student Association as a hub of leftist activity and says conservatism is becoming more vocal on campuses.

New York The American College Scott Stanley University of Kansas Roger Claus University of Wisconsin William S. P. Cotter National Organization Young Americans For Freedom Stanley Claus Insight and Outlook Wisconsin Conservative Club Wisconsin History Department National Student Assn

Fiesta Park Men Name Head

Paul Forgach named acting president of Fiesta Park Men's Club formed to discuss parkway beautification and tree planting. The group met at Mission Manor Elementary School with Gene Reid of City Parks and Recreation and City Councilman James L. Kirk to plan improvements.

Paul Forgach Fiesta Park Mission Manor Gene Reid City Parks and Recreation James L. Kirk

Electric trap kills man in attempt to deter gas thieves

Miami police report North Miami art teacher Joseph Rosario, 39, wired a 110-volt line from his house to a car port transformer and linked it to a pile of screen wire. He planned to shock thieves by shocking a car bumper. His wife, Yvonne Rosario, 35, was injured when she tried to help as water filled the port. Rosario died at a North Miami hospital. his wife was in good condition.

Miami UPI Joseph B. Ro Sario Rosario Yvonne

Red Chinese Press Attacks India and Nehru

Peiping mobilized a sharp anti-India campaign denouncing Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and accusing India of invasion plans and pro US complicity. China used official and nonofficial groups to push the anti-India line, with radio broadcasts and press roundups justifying the campaign amid internal stress.

Tokyo UPI China Today India United States Red China Peiping Jawaharlal Nehru China Nehru U.S Congress China Democratic League Shen Chun-ju The Democratic League Russia Albania Chen Chien Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang of China Ers

Phoenix Gas Price Cut Sparks Local Price War

Gas prices in Phoenix fell by about one cent at several stations with independent outlets driving the cut. Regal Service Stations lowered regular to 23.9 and premium to 25.9 to meet competition while Texaco, Union Oil, Standard and Shell outlets trimmed prices in Phoenix area markets.

Phoenix Regal Service Stations Texaco Union Oil Co Phoenix-area Shell

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