American Schools Teach Facts About Communism
A nationwide debate over teaching communism in schools is highlighted by a 36 percent–37 percent split among superintendents on mandatory or optional courses. Notable figures urge education, with Florida and Los Angeles pilots and a joint study plan by the National Education Association and the American Legion.
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Nathan Twining
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Fulton J. Sheen
Sheen
Dallas
Los Angeles
Florida
National Education Assn
The
American Legion
the Legion
Tucson's 16th mayor Charles F Schumacher a German native
Charles F Schumacher born March 1847 in Germany moved to Philadelphia as a youth. He served in the 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry through the Civil War, moved to Tombstone in 1881 and Tucson in 1884. He co owned Union Meat Market with his nephew C F Webber and held seats on the City Council county boards and Territorial Legislature serving two mayoral terms. He died June 24.
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Charles F. Schumacher
Philadelphia
5Th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Tombstone
Union Meat Market
C. F. Webber
Arizona
Anti-Communism in Tucson Schools Sparks Cold War Debate
Local schools introduce Scholastic Magazines into classes to teach about communism. Junior Scholastic Warns students on life under communism while Senior Scholastic presents more advanced views. The program argues communism seeks global dominance and suppresses freedoms.
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Tucson
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Junior Scholastic
World Week
Senior Scholastic
Language politics and minority power in New York literacy proposal
The piece argues against New York City supported literacy by 27 languages, claiming it fragments unity and elevates minority power. It notes 56 non English newspapers and traces assimilation, immigration, and Hispanic Puerto Rican issues before arguing for English as the American standard. Copyright 1961.
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City of
New York
Invitation to Shoot Birds in England Costs a King's Ransom
Art Buchwald recalls being invited to shoot in England and the absurdity of gun fittings. A Holland and Holland clerk insists on a full neck to chest measurement before sale, with a £750 price tag for a single gun and 14 months for delivery. He finally buys an unfitted rack gun for £250 that fits his jaw.
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London
England
Pigalle
Holland
Letters raise political fault lines over liberalism and Congo policy
A reader criticizes right wing nationalists for pushing constitutional rights through peaceful ballots while accusing liberals of disunity. The letter cites socialism and communism, questions grand jury motives, and questions a Congo UN action. The writer cites historical figures and ends with a patriotic call to remember past sacrifices.
Chopper Cheaters Dentures Drive $20 Million Market
The American Dental Association says bootlegging false teeth has grown to a 20 million dollar yearly racket in the United States. Some labs sell dentures directly to consumers bypassing licensed dentists. The piece laments the puzzle of enforcing laws and questions if every smile might be suspect.
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American Dental Association
United States
Association
Newcastle
Report Cards And Hysteria
A discussion on the logic of report card reforms highlighting teacher parent dialogue and the limits of 1 2 3 ratings. It notes career days and national curriculum questions as part of broader guidance and education decisions, with readers invited to submit questions to Dr Robert E Wilson.
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Robert E. Wilson
Wilson
Moe
Marys Canticle and Devotional Reflection
A devotional note cites Luke 1 46 47 and Psalm 34 1 8 praising Mary for God’s gracious work in her life. It reflects on humility, mystery within, and the undeserved grace granted. A closing prayer asks for understanding of God’s glory and love in Christ Jesus. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Christ Jesus Our Lord
Tucson
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