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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
10
Arizona House Democrats, 21 of 27, chose to reject a Republican majority coalition, arguing a minority constructive role. The piece notes Republicans outnumber 33 to 27 and can control speakers and committees, urging cross party cooperation for state welfare and legislative progress.
Pima County faces a rising need for a central mental retardation facility to house and educate residents. Arizona Children's Colony seeks 30 acres from surplus Davis Monthan air base land and state funds for construction while the Pima County Association for Retarded Children raises 21 950 locally. The drive ends Sunday after approval by the Tucson Fund Raising Review Board.
Walter Reuther withholds UAW per capita dues from AFL-CIO, risking suspension of the 13.5 million member federation. He aims to push a social revolution aligned with Bob Kennedy, while considering breaking away to form a new labor movement. Reuther’s action follows a long-running battle with George Meany over strategy and recognition.
National Chairman Ray Bliss plans a broad GOP drive in 1968 expanding the party with 147 new workshops and over 100 specialists. He targets governors, House seats, and Senate races across multiple states while aiming to tighten Republican control from local to national levels.
Sydney Harris laments shrinking childhood freedoms in modern, dense urban life. He argues juvenile delinquency rises as genuine mischief fades, notes past clearer boundaries between mischief and crime, and warns youth mature too fast, risking aggression in a mechanized society.
The piece recounts Mary’s trusted visit to Elizabeth, the angelic message to Mary, Elizabeth’s exclamation on Mary's greeting, and Mary's spontaneous canticle of praise. It frames Mary’s mission, Elizabeth’s recognition, and divine blessing as God’s mercy passes through generations.
Readers praise the Fox Theater for screening Restless Ones and inviting responses to a religious message. The writer commends the film’s message and cites many teens and adults who made personal commitments to Jesus Christ.
Old Dick the fire department horse has made his last run after injuring his foot. He is sent to the city farm to recuperate while the city council investigates new horses and offers $300 for a department team. Asphalt paving eyed for Stone Avenue and possibly Congress Street, pending owner support.
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