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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1968
Page
14
Tucson School District 1 teachers push for salary increases amid concern over rising educational costs. A 12 month school plan, studied by a 1930s Tucson committee, suggests four 10 week terms plus a 12 week term, adding 25 percent classroom capacity and a 25 percent maintenance rise offset by more students.
Excerpted reflection on the Christmas birth of Jesus the Son of God, detailing heavenly heralds, the shepherds, and the nativity scene in Bethlehem. It contrasts humble origins with divine mission and concludes with the angels’ praise of peace and goodwill toward humanity.
Column argues the Vietnam peace process hinges on factors beyond Paris. It cites South Vietnam war momentum, American public opinion, and President Nixon’s resolve, warning against a rush to a weak settlement while predicting slow but real movement toward de escalation and a negotiated drawdown.
A college era is criticized for admitting students unfit for higher learning aided by government loans. The piece cites Fordham University students pressuring Dean Meade to oppose a bill restricting federal aid, leading to a heart attack after he signed their pledge. The author argues some students misuse access while stressing responsible funding.
A correspondent thanks the paper for printing a question about the Central Arizona Project CAP and argues free market pricing can address Arizona water use. He lists concerns including CAP costs, underground aquifer depletion, subsidy implications, and compares water for irrigation versus urban needs amid broader national problems.
Satirical piece recounts a chaotic view of the Paris peace talks with Washington Hanoi and Saigon tangled in shifting positions. It predicts endless conflict a mock warning that critics label a peace laugh in while noting political theater and a comic aside about last payments and autumn leaves.
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