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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1965

Page

16

Governor Goddard Upbraided Over State Hospital Talk

Dr. Robert J. Shearer, former acting director of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center, criticizes Gov. Sam Goddard’s harsh portrayal of the Arizona State Hospital. He argues expertise cannot come from brief visits and notes deficiencies exist nationwide, not only at the state hospital. He calls for a rational, well founded approach to hospital improvement and questions accreditation claims.

Sam Goddard Arizona State Hospital Robert J. Shearer Southern Arizona Mental Health Center Tucson American Medical Association Shearer Goddard Arizona

World leaders on stage as intermission ends with new giants

The piece surveys enduring figures like Mao, de Gaulle, Nasser, Tito and Chiang Kai-shek while noting Khrushchev’s fall from grace and Johnson’s rise. It argues the century will need new giants to fill leadership roles as past icons recede, with history proving new figures will emerge.

Red China Mao Tze-tung France Charles de Gaulle Mao Peking de Gaulle Western Europe Egypt Nasser Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Spain Franco China Chiang Kai-shek Nikita Khrushchev Johnson Churchill Franklin D. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Truman Eisenhower Nehru Gandhi Sta‘lin Hitler Mussolini

Hard Money Debate Targets Fed Rates and Inflation

The Federal Reserve Board faces questions as it raises the discount rate by 0.5 percent to 4.4 percent amid a charged battle over easy versus hard money policies. Supporters warn inflation harms savers and fixed incomes, while critics charge Johnson and Democrats push deficits. The Joint Committee aims to spotlight monetary inflation and the Fed’s independence.

Federal Reserve Board Joint Congressional Economic Committee Federal Reserve Johnson U.S Reserve Board Congressional Easy Money Conserva Wright Patman D-Tex Federal Reserve System Patman Congress Board of Governors Fed Senate

Politics Of Poverty Weighs On Cities And Congress

A Chicago columnist notes growing urban anger over the administration of the anti poverty program. Critics from Cook County to Harlem warn of dual government risk as Republicans and Democrats alike react before the 1966 elections.

Chicago Johnson Congress House Charles Goodell New York Albert Quie Minnesota Lenin Russia Petrograd Constituent Assembly John Lindsay U.S Adam Clayton Powell Harlem Democrat Powell Bailiwicks Lyndon Johnson LBJ Richard J. Daley Hubert Humphrey Sargent Shriver National Poverty Program Shriver Kennedy Humphrey Sen Bobby Kennedy Senate Conyrignt

The Man In The Middle Antics with Semantics

A reflective essay by Sydney Harris from 1968 explores self perception and social labels. It examines how people described as liberal mighty differ in money and friendship, and how terms like open, prudent, dignified, or patriotic reveal biases. The piece ends noting justice as a goal after injustice.

Tucson Letters Call For Responsible City Leadership

A Tucson letters page blasts Councilmen Storch and Corbett for partisan tactics undermining city progress. The writer urges new councilors to act on conscience, warn of a Tucsonans for Tucson movement, and stresses accountable leadership to prevent growth breakdown. Another reader condemns reckless emergency-vehicle speeds at city intersections, urging adherence to speed limits to avoid injury or death.

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Miracles of Christmas and the spirit of Jesus in turmoil

The article frames Jesus ministry at age 30 within a spiritually and morally decayed Palestine under Rome and Herod. It portrays Jesus as the greatest miracle not only in healing but in transforming lives guiding toward eternity, quoting his call to follow and deny self.

Jesus Nation of Palestine

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