Student Leaders Stress Individual Responsibility at Arizona Convention
The Arizona Association of Student Councils met at Amphitheater High School in Tucson with over 700 student leaders from about 200 schools. Delegates praised personal responsibility in balancing academics and activities and warned that regulating advertising could curb freedoms. one speaker tied liberty to sacrifice in war and echoed pride in a promising next generation.
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Tucson
Arizona Association of Student Councils
Amphitheater
Arizona
Computer aid study aims to map school tax relief statewide
State lawmakers prepare for the upcoming session with focus on school finances. A novel approach uses an electronic computer to compile tax data from districts and model how aid proposals would impact each district. Officials seek reliable facts to shape statewide school aid reforms and equalization.
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Tucson
House
Charles Moody
Oswald and the Nation’s Response to the Kennedy Killing
John Chamberlain argues the nation did not blame Marxism or Castro for Kennedy’s assassination. He notes the public avoided mass condemnations and highlights decency, mentions a fundraiser for Oswald’s widow, and contrasts intellectuals with ordinary citizens while warning against simplistic blame.
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Oswald
Fair Play For
Cuba
New York
Madison Square Garden
Castro
Havana
Medgar Evers
a_ church
Birmingham
John F. Kennedy
Johnson Faces Looming Challenges After Kennedy Funeral
James Marlow notes President Johnson inherits a tough political climate. Republicans mute now, but planning attacks as 1964 election nears. He contrasts Johnson with Truman, citing shifts in budget, tax policy, and congressional battles that followed Roosevelt’s death.
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de Gaulle
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
France
Paris
White House
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Europe
Asia
United Nations
Japan
Congress
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Images We Cling To Not
Sydney Harris uses a dinner table parable about Dutch and American misconceptions to show how nations and cities are misperceived by outsiders. He notes that stereotypes persist despite modern realities and that reputations shape visitors perceptions more than daily life.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Retiring Grocery Expert Hy Huffman Changes Tucson Food Life
Hy Huffman a longtime grocery delivery man turned coffee roaster and Steinfeld's fine foods manager retires after 25 years with the Tucson store. Since 1939 he explored the trade from Springfield to Des Moines Topeka and finally Tucson where he helped shape the local food scene. He plans hobbies of cooking, fishing and travel in retirement.
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Steinfeld’s
Huffman
Tucson
Jacome’s
Des Moines
Iowa
Topeka
Kans
Berlin Mayor warns on possible Allied contingency plan leak
Berlin Mayor Willie Brandt suggests the Soviets may possess Allied emergency plans for Berlin and access routes, arguing the leak could be used to test blockades. U S officials have not commented, while Brandt calls for reconsidering the plans, which reportedly date about a decade old. The piece notes ongoing Soviet espionage and questions current East West tensions amid a nuclear pact talk.
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Barry
Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Berlin
Willie Brandt
America
Kennedy
Brandt
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Germany
The Gift To Jairus And His Wife
A Gospel story recounts Jairus, synagogue ruler of Capernaum, pleading with Jesus to heal his dying daughter. Jesus goes to the house but finds the girl dead. he tells the mourners to believe, then raises the girl, bringing joy to Jairus and his wife.
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Jairus
Capernaum
Jesus
Israel
Nazarene
Peter
James
John
John J. Stewart
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