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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1961
Page
9
The article urges safe driving during the holidays with police vigilance and free coffee at Tucson inns to deter drunk driving. It notes a 14.4 percent drop in drunk drivers in accidents in Tucson in the first 11 months of the year, from 236 to 202, and cites Kennedy’s call for patience and a clear head.
Tucson Medical Center reports a two year capital drive produced a 53 bed maternity wing and 81 bed children's wing under construction, lifting capacity to over 400 beds. Joint efforts with St Marys and St Josephs plan 1962 63 fundraising as Tucson grows.
Arizona mud puppies or water dogs used as fish bait undergo a remarkable metamorphosis. The creature starts as a larval salamander with a paddle tail and visible gills, then matures into a half sized, air breathing form with a rounded tail and yellow spotted black body, seen by few fishermen.
The piece outlines a widening labor management split amid a Kennedy era push for growth. It explains productivity and automation shifting wages and profits, the unemployment core, and inflation debates. Foreign competition from Europe and Japan is cited as pressure on U S prices and margins.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes the Albanian split from Moscow as a wider fracture in the Communist bloc. He notes Albania's independence, Khrushchev’s de Stalinization stance, and varied responses from other Communist parties, including China. The piece highlights posters about infighting and a divided international movement.
The piece argues there is no Santa Claus and that millions of children lack gifts yet receive a richer, divine care from loving parents and others. It emphasizes God’s love, family sacrifice, and the inconsequence of material presents compared to tenderness and support.
John Eugene Breglia of Tucson rose from a troubled start as a teenage inventor to 31 years in police service. He joined the force in 1948 after a Navy career and now serves as captain and executive officer. His path blends gadgetry, invention, and steady rise through patrol, sergeant, lieutenant, to captain.
The Pravda and Izvestia describe Soviet work on the Aswan Dam in Egypt with 300 million dollars invested. Russian aid goes uncredited by Egyptians and even tour guides, provoking quiet frustration among Soviet planners.
A 1941 letter complains of Senator Barry Goldwater's anti peace stance and cites a Soviet magazine calling him a warmonger. The writer pledges loyalty to hard policy against communism while recalling Cold War tensions and U.S. ideology debates.
A devotion cites Matthew 25 13 urging watchfulness and readiness. It contrasts cautious living with faith led surprises that bring ecstasy growth and assurance. A prayer asks God to send light and truth to guide toward His plan and fulfillment. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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