City Looks Toward $22 Million Bond Plan for Tucson
Tucson authorities set up a Citizens Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements to back a broad $22 million bond program. Voters will decide next May after community discussion, with past bond results guiding continued street, park, library, and lighting enhancements in the city’s ongoing progress.
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North Campbell
Broadway
Randolph Park
Wilmot
Countdown Drives United Community Campaign Toward Goal
A ten day countdown aims for 100 percent results for the United Community Campaign with a $1 103 000 goal. Volunteers are urged to maximize final calls and contributors to give now or add to prior gifts to reach their fair share. The message emphasizes count up as countdown days pass and urges action to meet the target.
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False Analysis Of Defeat Richard Burke Critiques Goldwater Loss
Tucson attorney and former Congressional candidate Richard Burke argues the 1964 Goldwater defeat was not caused solely by biased media. He says the campaign failed to clearly define a conservative choice and urges conservatives to present concrete facts and a strong intellectual case to win over voters.
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Pima County
Republican Club
Barry Goldwater
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Alsap Brothers
Max Freedman
Huntley
Brinkley
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Newsweek
Sen. Goldwater
Burke
The Jelly Land A look at Central America
Tulsa Tribune editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones travels Central America and writes impressions. He notes volcanic risk, rapid population growth, and widespread poverty amid hopes for progress and regional integration. Corruption and tax inequities persist, but talks of customs unions, common tax laws, and a Central American Bank for Integration show stirrings toward cooperation.
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The
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Central
South America
Bolivia
Sam
Central American Bank For Integration
Presidente
el Palacio
Antigua
Guatemala
Managua
Congo Rescue Fades Amid Global Pressure and Hostage Plight
The Congo rescue operation faltered as American and Belgian actions retreated under world opinion and Communist rhetoric. White hostages remain, with fears of extended combat and political fallout. American Negro leaders urged alignment with OFU, labeling Tshombe a colonial stooge and complicating U.S. Congo policy.
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Brussels
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Moise Tshombe
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LBJ
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Dorothy I. Height
National Council of Negro Women
Martin Luther King
A. Phillip Randolph
Negro- American Labor Council
Roy A. Wilkins
NAACP
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
American Negro Leadership Conference On Africa
ALCA
Kennedy cash dispute over foreign film subtitles
Robert F Kennedy and wife Ethel faced a theater policy clash in Washington when a family night out to a film titled The Man From Rio turned out to be a French subtitle picture. Mrs Kennedy argued for a refund, demanding the policy be overridden, and after a lengthy exchange she retrieved $14.50.
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Rio
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FBI Infiltrates Klan Across States In Historic Talk
The FBI reports infiltrating Klan networks from Florida to North Carolina through undercover agents inside klaverns. Hoover described to Rev. King that the operation mirrors the Communist Party infiltration, with Mississippi hosting about 60 inside agents and broader efforts revealing arms caches and planned cross burnings. The talks with King were cordial and stressed deterrence despite risks.
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Jackson
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Arizona Album Crowds Saw Wright Biplane Flight
Crowds on the University of Arizona campus from Oct 29 to Nov 2 1911 gathered to view the Wright biplane used by Robert L. Fowler on the first west to east transcontinental flight. Fowler landed on Oct 30 at 3 10 pm on the football field now the University Library site. Catbraith Rodgers arrived Nov 2 from east to west but could not land on campus. Rodgers left after about 1 hour 45 minutes while Fowler planned to continue toward Willcox Faso and the east coast.
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Fowler
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Rodgers
Phoenix
Willcox
Faso
J. G. Brown
Talent To Burn At Hazlitt Birthday Dinner 1964
Henry Hazlitt celebrated his 70th birthday in New York with a dinner attended by over 150 intellectuals. Notables at the head table included Ludwig von Mises, Karl Brandt, Eugene Lyons, and John Davenport, each praised for anti communism and economic insight. Hazlitt issued a new work, The Foundations of Morality, while peers noted the ongoing struggle against collectivist liberalism and the challenge of gaining broader recognition.
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John Chamberlain
Henry Hazlitt
New York
Eugene Lyons
Gene
van Nostrand
Princeton
Hazlitt
John Davenport
U.S
Henry Regnery
Chicago
Soemeone
Impossible for God No Limit on His Mighty Work
Daily Devotion cites Luke 1 37 to affirm that God can do what humans cannot comprehend The piece argues that the virgin birth is not a stumbling block but a demonstration of divine power and love Jesus embodies God as far as the mind can grasp urging focus on faith over secondary questions Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches
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Matton Picture Producers Association
Robert F. Kennedy
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