Hoover Speaks On Destiny At Loyola Award Banquet
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover received the Sword of Loyola at a Chicago banquet and warned of a crossroads of destiny for America. He cited rising crime since 1958, youth offenders, public indifference, and moral decline while urging unified patriotism and individual action to reform society and resist world communism.
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University of Arizona boosts Tucson growth ratio noted
A 3500 to 1000 population growth rule for every 1000 UA students is cited. The Roy Drachman Realty Digest references Michigan studies on Ann Arbor and suggests Tucson could see similar benefits. The piece highlights education as a major, steady force in local economic and cultural life.
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Grim Alternatives In Viet Nam Discussed In 1964
In a 1964 Washington column, Holmes Alexander weighs violent options for South Viet Nam. He proposes outside military bolstering, buffer zones, and a Saigon police state as possible but risky paths, urging national readiness and a clear Red China enemy in a forthcoming Johnson broadcast.
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Labor strategy weighs 14B and court pack echoes 1937
The piece analyzes a possible labor and congressional counter strategy to amend Taft Hartley 14B while fearing a court packing plan akin to 1937. It notes Democrats face fissures over union dues use and the potential for Johnson to temper a 14B fight to preserve party unity.
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Red China Frustrates Beijing as Embassy Absence Hinders Protest
Column argues the lack of an American embassy in Peking hampers U S protest over Red China and Congo actions. It suggests building an embassy without recognizing the communist government and reciprocity with Beijing to provoke demonstrations and ease later diplomacy.
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Tien An Man
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Viet Nam
Architect of American liberties highlighted on Bill of Rights Day
Letter lauds George Mason as the architect of American liberties and explains his role in shaping the Bill of Rights adopted on December 15, 1791. The piece notes Mason’s principled stand delayed the Constitution and credits him with inspiring the protections guaranteed to citizens.
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Humphrey to Stay Active as Vice President in Johnson Era
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey studies history during idle moments and prepares for a role beyond ceremonial duties. He sits in on top level talks and is tasked with reorganizing agricultural policy while remaining free to disagree with Johnson, aiming to avoid a political lull in 1968.
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Congo
Viet Nam
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John the Baptist Leaves Deserts to Serve Israel
The devotion notes that holy men seek intimate communion with God, but Christ calls for service beyond withdrawal. John the Baptist transitions from contemplation to teaching the people of Israel, illustrating active faith. Prayer asks for renewed strength and its responsible use. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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