Frank Review of United Campaign Faces Shortfall
Community leaders disclose the 1956 United Community Campaign reached only 76.5 percent of its 732 218 goal. Campaign Chairman Gordon D. Paris outlines divisions with missing funds and urges completion of contacts, greater employer and resident participation, and a “good neighbor” response to reach the goal. The looming cleanup meeting promises cautious optimism.
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United Community
Gordon D. Paris
UCC
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Paris
Home of Early Spanish Newspaper in Tucson
The South Stone Avenue building housed Fl Fronterizo, a frontier Spanish newspaper edited by Carlos Velasco in the 1880s. Velasco, famed among Southwest and Mexican Spanish speakers, was linked to Hermosillo, Sonora. The site predates El Tucsonense and sits near Frederic M. Berryman’s residence from 1880 to 1889, at the street’s southern edge.
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Tucson
South Stone Avenue
Fl Fronterizo
Carlos Velasco
Velasco
Southwest
Mexico
Hermosillo
Sonora
el Tucsonense
Old Place
Frederic M. Berryman
Oil Important But Not At Any Price
George E. Sokolsky profiles Middle East oil as the key energy source for the Eastern Hemisphere and Western Europe. He cites current and future Middle East production, Suez canal usage, and potential impacts on Western civilization, with geopolitical tensions and Russian influence framing the debate.
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Middle East
Hemisphere
Iron Curtain
Europe
Eastern Hemisphere
Russia Holds Advantage In Middle East Says Kaltenborn
H V Kaltenborn argues the Soviet Union dominates the Middle East balance after Britain's and France's withdrawal from Egypt. He notes Moscow arms Egypt and Syria, counters UN led American strategy, and warns the United States must take bold leadership to curb Soviet gains as Col Nasser tightens dependence on Moscow.
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Egypt
Britain
France
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
Syria
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Col. Nasser
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Nasser
Russia
Israel
Suez Canal
Col
Abdul Hamid Sarraj
Arab League
Sarraj
Korea
England
Protests Over Bowhunter Photo Spark Editor Letter
A Citizen's Mailbox page carries letters objecting to a deer hunt photograph labeled as unsportsmanlike. Esther Henderson condemns Robin Hood style hunting, while others praise helpful strangers and critique Tucson's traffic dangers. A correction from Cavern Cafe denies a police riot claim.
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Bowhunter
Caryl Liska
Carol
The
Humane Society
Robin Hood
Odds and ends from Hal Boyles Mailbag notebook
A collection of quirky facts and trivia drawn from reader mail and old magazines. It notes peculiar laws and habits across regions, historic figures, cultural trivia, and oddball statistics, all delivered in a breezy, anecdotal style.
1957 forecast from industry leaders across sectors
Industry leaders in oil autos steels building retail and insurance predict a mostly bright 1957. Prudential’s Carroll Shanks foresees U S output at about 430 billion and consumer spending up 10 billion. US Steel’s Roger Blough is cautiously optimistic about steel, auto chiefs expect higher sales, and housing and retail projections vary.
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New York
Carrol M. Shanks
Prudential Insurance
United States
Roger M. Blough
Steel
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Where We May Find God in Daily Life
In Bethlehem’s night shepherds watch, God reveals to workers in daily toil. Devotions urge that God is most found when serving others and meeting needs, from shelter to care, education to hope, as prayers ask to near His presence in the small acts. Amen.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
God
Tucson
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United Campaign
Arizona
EARLY
Tucsoniana
Albert R. Buehman
George E. Sokolsky
Howard W. Page
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Free World
Mediterranean
Germany
Western
Tours
MR. Page
Shakespeare
Moliere
Thomas Aquinas
Luther
Bach
Mozart
West
Balaklava
Tennyson
Valley of Death
Suez
Shepilov
Iraq
H. V. Kaltenborn
Turkey
John Q. Public
Esther Henderson
E. la Mirada
U of A
ROTC
William E. Ehinger
E. 31St St
Ethan W. Gray
Cavern Cafe
Nogales
Associated Press
University of Arizona
Demetrio P. Kyriakis
Lillian Kaplan
N. Park Ave
Hal Boyle
Ohio
Tennessee
Japan
America
Sumatra
Isabella
Spain
Christopher Columbus
India
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tommy Dorsey
the Shenandoah Wild Canaries
Lord
New Yorker
Lucy Monroe
Wally Rose
Mark Clark
Citadel
H. L. Mencken
Sam Dawson
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler
Henry Ford II
Ford
M. J. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
Robert E. Wilson
Indiana Standard
Rathbone
Wilson
U.S
Miles L. Colean
Architectural Forum
Building Magazine
Joseph P. McMurray
New York State
Fred Lazarus Jr
Federated Department Stores
Dennis the Menace
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