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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
15
The article argues Tucson still needs a downtown Community Center despite funding setbacks. It notes a $7 million cost and legal financing hurdles after Phoenix’s method was ruled illegal, urging alternate options like lease purchase via a subsidiary or revenue bonds to unlock the project.
An experienced Kellond School principal calls out juvenile behavioral problems and offers practical guidance for parents. The Kellond PTA distributed his frank article to all 920 pupils and reprinted it for the wider Tucson community, stressing that family issues cross district lines and require concerted parental action.
A school principal urges parents to supervise children’s free time, verify stories of missing items, set an example, demand honesty, and monitor media exposure. He warns of rising vandalism at Kellond School and Palo Verde Park and stresses adult responsibility to curb youth crime and protect children from temptations.
Two U.S. Congressmen Seymour Halpern and Edward Patten sought visas to Hungary and Romania to study conditions there. Halpern was denied for Hungary, Patten granted only a Romania visa, prompting critique of State Department bridges to Communist nations and calls to link aid to human freedom.
In the biblical scene at Nain a grieving widow loses her only son when Jesus, moved by compassion, tells him to rise. The crowd is astonished as the young man sits up and is presented to his mother, transforming her despair into joy and praise. Next feature listed: The Miracle at the Pharisee's Table by John J. Stewart.
Ted Turpin profiles Dallas Coors a former State Department vice consul who recalls Saigon under French Indochina and offers broad views on Southeast Asia. He notes persistent conflict around Saigon, questions U.S. policy, and urges understanding of Eastern philosophies amid global tensions.
Eddie Tam, Maui county chief executive, via the United States Conference of Mayors, reports bulk rate mail to the island was returned stamped void to foreign countries, prompting concern over handling by the post office.
Unpleasant rumors claim the government may abandon Tucson Crittenden and Grant posts leaving Arizona south of the Gila unprotected. The piece argues such action would disrupt the overland mail route and harm the Territory, noting Tucson’s growth and Sonoran immigration, and questions mail service from the east to the Tucson Post Office.
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