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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1956
Page
11
A pastor reflects on the true meaning of Christmas as more than family joy. He cites John 3 16 and Christ’s gift of forgiveness, urging reconciliation with God, honesty, patience, and love as heaven touching earth through Jesus.
Quoted from Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the passage invites readers to follow Christ as He calls the faithful to endure toil, conflict, and suffering in His fellowship. It speaks of revelation through experience and the mystery of knowing Him in trials.
Reporter visits Texas and Pennsylvania to gauge labor views on Nixon as Eisenhower's heir apparent. The piece notes labor chiefs expect to work with Nixon for years, while he seeks an entente with unions and may shape key legislation and internal politics.
Actor Jack Webb argues that newspaper advertising drives TV ratings and NBC's decline, praising CBS and William Paley for saturation ads while warning that advertising fuels success. Census data show women outnumber men, with favorable ratios for younger ages and imbalanced older groups. Cleveland union Crossings demand stronger warnings and dead-ending streets to reduce fatal grade-crossing accidents.
A 1870 army group photo shows American troopers near the Sonoita River with background mounts. They trained Indian fighters guarding the Santa Cruz Valley and Babocomari from raids led by Cochise. The image predates Cochise s 1872 truce with Capt. Tom Jeffords and Gen. Howard.
Roscoe Drummond notes the talks between Nehru and Eisenhower were not about new agreements but about strengthening trust between India and the United States. Both leaders remained realistic, agreeing on peace and freedom as fundamental goals while noting differences in method and emphasis.
Miami notes a Florida boom with rapid population growth and widespread land buying. Tourists pour in, new families settle monthly, and many residents chase quick profits while fearing missed opportunities. Amid prosperity, rising farm ventures face hazards and housing projects may yield quicker returns than crops.
The Providence Journal notes that the UN embodies mankind’s ultimate hope for a more rational peace. Its flaws in the Middle East and failures in Hungary should not blind us to that fact, recalling how deferred hope once made the heart of the world sick.
The Suez crisis spurs larger shipyards and steel mills to expand for bigger tankers. Uncle Sam may seek tax incentives. 314 vessels totaling 25.35 million deadweight tons are under construction or contracted. Tanker fleets grow, ports and canals may be too shallow, and ship prices rise as Europe faces oil rationing and slower imports.
The meditation uses Psalm 93 and Matthew 2 11 to urge that true Christmas change alters our lives. Wise Men depart by another way, and we must test the day by its lasting effect beyond gifts and services. Prayer seeks peace with restlessness that transforms us into new creatures in God’s sight.
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