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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
6
The piece argues Tucson must meet the United Community Campaign goal of 1,103,000 to attract a new plant and 100 plus local jobs. It cites Phoenix El Paso and Albuquerque meeting their goals as incentives urging local business and residents to contribute.
Pedestrians seek mid block crosswalks to shorten crossings on Pennington Stone and Congress. Traffic experts favor Walk Wait signals synced with corner signals, noting successful use in Los Angeles. Pedestrians urged to stay at corners until signals permit safe crossings.
An analysis notes the U.S. Treasury will take in about 91.5 billion this fiscal year, while spending exceeds receipts by around six billion. It argues deficits persist across parties, cites Lyndon Johnson’s budget theatrics, and warns debt will rise as prosperity relies on borrowed money.
A columnist argues the Dienbienphu defeat reshaped global opinion and Geneva negotiations, warning that extending war into North Vietnam risks a French-like disaster. He notes Johnson's cautious strategy to limit risk, citing air power overreach as a key danger and urges restraint to avoid homefront catastrophe.
In a Time Magazine banquet anecdote from May 1963 three men Ralph Cordiner Dave Dubinsky and Barry Goldwater discuss GE's plan to beat Japan with a portable TV set priced at 99. The tale highlights US labor management cooperation boosting wages and cutting prices as GE outsells Japanese bulbs and transistors. The piece closes noting the improvement in US production and a merrier Christmas for all.
Lyndon Johnson will wear a plain black suit and four in hand tie for the inauguration and black tie at the ball, signaling a common touch. The piece notes varied attire across officials, ambassadors, and staff with humorous snaps at protocol and fashion expectations.
A reader praises the weather poem in the Tucson Daily Citizen, calling it the sunny part of the paper and asking editors to preserve the weather jingle. The letters also discuss taxes, governance, and local planning, with thanks to a city officer who recovered a lost key ring.
A columnist argues the United States should take bold, brazen steps in Cold War diplomacy. It criticizes UN opposition and past backtracking, urging decisive support for Congo, Algeria, and anti colonial efforts to leverage known advantages and defeat opponents.
In a village near Perea Jesus Chopions teaches and heals as mothers arrive with sick children. Disciples rebuke them but Jesus rebukes the rebuke and invites the little ones, blessing them and teaching that the kingdom belongs to such as they. The scene ends with mothers and children rejoicing in His embrace.
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