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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1965

Page

13

Regents Face Off Over Controversial Viet Nam Ad

Arizona universities contend with a 54 professor ad in the Arizona Daily Wildcat criticizing U S policy in Viet Nam. The piece claims treasonous disloyalty and accuses liberals and communists of endangering national security amid broader campus responses in Tempe and Flagstaff.

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Confessions and Crime Control in 1968 New York

In New York County the 91 homicide cases pending, 62 rest on confessions, raising debate on the role of early police questioning. Hogan warns against overprotecting suspects while acknowledging confessions can aid investigations. Acheson previously urged limiting questioning until counsel appears, yet corrections argue the police need confessions to defend society.

New York County Frank Hogan

Rockford College President Proposes Tax Credit Education Plan

Dr. John A. Howard of Rockford College advocates income tax credits to fund college education without federal control. He suggests individuals donate part of their owed taxes to the college of their choice, allowing donors to direct funds while preserving diverse higher education and avoiding new federal bureaucracy. The plan aims to replace direct subsidies with tax credits backed by private gifts.

Rockford John A. Howard NEA American Council On Education White House Washington Howard Rockford College DR. Howard Bureau of Internal Revenue Harvard Uncle Sem Princeton

Why Join The Nuclear Club And West Germany

Sydney Harris argues against West Germany seeking nuclear membership calling it a status move for politicians. He warns no one would win a future nuclear war and stresses mass death risks, noting the Catholic Church's changing stance and urging nations to stay out of the club.

Erhard West Germany NATO God

The Miracle in Bethlehem and the Christmas Birth

The piece retells the nativity story with Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem for the census, lacking room at the inn, and Mary delivering Jesus in a manger. An angelic annunciation to shepherds follows, proclaiming good news of a Savior born in David’s city and declaring peace and goodwill. The author signs the meditation as by John J. Stewart.

Bethlehem Augustus Caesar Roman Empire David City of Joseph the Carpenter Nazareth Mary Messiah Joseph Christ the Lord

Dynamic Phil Richardson Drives Tucson Civic Renewal

Phil Richardson, 39, balances radio station duties with town projects as he chairs COMB housing and relocation. He supports Tucson's $15.6 million urban renewal plan featuring a central community center to attract investment and provide entertainment. Richardson moved from Illinois after Army service and built a radio career that began in Frankfort. he now finds daily purpose in shaping civic growth.

Richardson Frankfort Tucson Phoenix Gary Lisa KRUX

The Citizen Changes Ownership In Arizona Democratic Daily

The Citizen Publishing Co. sells all rights to O'Brien Moore and Mulford Winsor after a spring purchase by Hon. Charles M. Shannon and associates. The paper pledges nonpartisan public service, aims to be first with news, and to advocate Democratic principles while serving Tucson and Arizona with an enlarged, honest journalism.`

Charles M. Shannon Citizen Arizona Citizen Publishing Co O'Brien Moore Mulford Winsor Shannon Aii Democratic Party Progressive Tucson

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