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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
10
A community drive aims to reach 1 103 000 for the United Community Campaign. The appeal urges leaders and the public to contribute, stressing that collective effort by 28 agencies and all concerned residents can close a remaining gap of about 20 to 30 thousand dollars. Donations can be sent to P O Box 6611.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues intelligent birth control can curb human genetic imbalance and poverty. Planned Parenthood centers in 129 cities served over 282,000 women last year, highlighting a shift in reproductive access from wealthy to lower income families as a means to improve education and opportunities.
The editor cites a Raleigh banquet tale of a teenage girl who borrowed a baby to obtain aid payments, then argues that welfare incentives encourage breeding of the incompetent. He contrasts natural selection with modern welfare, citing Shockley on inherited traits and social policy as factors shaping national strength and humanity. The piece critiques forced-draft production of the incompetent and questions future policy directions. Copirtatt. 1965
The piece surveys Senator Longs probe into federal snooping and IRS tactics stirring morale damage among agents. It notes Kennedy's role in crime drive, agent backlash, and political fallout across Missouri Virginia and beyond, shaping early presidential prospects.
The Hanoi regime fears dwindling civilian morale as air raids by the U.S. and South Vietnam intensify. Official presses urge security, anti counter-revolutionary campaigns, and mobilization of the masses while praising vigilance campaigns and condemning protests as counter-revolutionary acts.
Jesus rests at Jacob's well in Samaria while the disciples seek food. A Samaritan woman asks for living water and discovers Jesus as the Messiah. Her testimony brings many to believe, and Jesus spends two days with the Samaritans, softening deep regional prejudice. Next The Miracle at the Tax Station.
A volley of letters to the editor attacks 54 University of Arizona faculty who urged negotiation with North Vietnam. Writers defend free speech and warn against silencing dissent while critiquing editorial positions and government policy.
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