Tucson 1961 Progress Report Highlights City Growth
A year in review shows Tucson advancing across government, business, and culture. Key gains include downtown development, new facilities, major infrastructure like the Broadway subway project, St Joseph's Hospital dedication, and a rising UA enrollment while public projects face delays and ongoing debates for 1962 objectives.
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Tucson
Broadway
Airport
Airport Authority
Continental
Aeronaves de Mexico Airlines
P—Fair
el Con
Stone Avenue
Miracle Mile
Chamber OF Commerce
Greater Tucson
South
Pima
League of Women Voters
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tucson General Hospital
Kitt Peak Observatory
Himmel Park
Randolph Park
Billito Green Belt
Sunnyside
Tucson Mountain Park
Sahuaro National Monument
University OF Arizona
ASU
United Community Campaign
The 1962 Crucial Choice for the West and the Common Market
Roscoe Drummond argues as the year ends that the UN is ineffectual and conflict grows from Berlin to Congo. He says Khrushchev is weaker, the West stronger, and stresses unity against Red China and Albania. He urges the United States to ally with the European Common Market to decisively win the cold war.
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Berlin
Congo
Vietnam
Laos
India
Goa
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Russia
Hungary
Khrushchev
West
Albania
Yugoslavia
China
Soviet Union
United States
America
Western
Europe
Kremlin
Coovraht
Topsy Turvy Year Ends on Upbeat Note for Americans
The year 1961 closes with optimism as many Americans report higher wages and more work, while price indexes stay near highs and Wall Street faces probes and regulatory talks. Construction and car sales rise, but tariffs loom and some industries face domestic woes. The year ends with a brighter outlook for workers and shoppers alike.
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Wall Street
A Handy Guide To Parish Phrases By Bishop Kennedy
Sydney Harris presents a pungent piece from The Episcopalian highlighting Bishop Gerald Kennedy of California who lists common church phrases and their meanings. The piece lampoons jargon that confuses lay readers and outlines how sermons and church talk can mislead or offend.
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Episcopalian Magazine
Gerald Hamilton Kennedy
California
Kennedy
Tucson Santa Claus Prepares for Another Year of Toy Repairs
Edward Rausch, a pensioner living at 2812 N Dodge Blvd Tucson, fixes and distributes toys for needy children year round. Last Christmas 800 toys passed through his hands and he supports 95 children on his own list. He relies on schools, organizations, and a Ram's Market collection box for donations and spends about 400 dollars of his pension on toys and candy. Rausch began his Santa work 20 years ago in Joliet Illinois and moved to Tucson in 1952 due to arthritis. He fears eyesight decline may end his work but continues with a fresh batch of 100 toys needing repair before year’s end.
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Rausch
Santa
Dodge Blvd
Friends of Friends
Ram's Market
E. Ft
Lowell Rd
Kausen
Kans
Joliet
Ill
Tucson
Glendale
Calif
Carrillo
The Newest Phobia Suffering From Nucleo Mitophobia
A new fear labeled nucleo mitophobia is described by Dr Milton A Dushkin medical director at North Shore Hospital Win etka Illinois. The condition causes overwhelming insecurity and frustration and leads sufferers to seek scapegoats. Some blame is directed at the Pentagon and the State Department.
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Milton A. Dushkin
North Shore Hospital
Winetka
Illinois
Nehru Turns On Pacifism
A column accuses Nehru of hypocrisy over Goa and India’s invasion, arguing the premier’s neutrality and non-violence stance collapses when national interests demand force. The piece contrasts Nehru with Khrushchev and Krish Menon, urging readers to reassess pacifist ideals in light of realpolitik.
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United States
Goa
India
Nehru
Khrushchev
Daily Devotion: The Good Shepherd Feeds Hungry Sheep
A devotional reflection on Jesus as the Good Shepherd guiding and comforting the scattered flock. It cites Mark 6 34 and John 21 15419 and prays for strength to minister to all of God s flock. The piece emphasizes teaching, guidance, love, and the calling to feed and care for the needy.
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Jesus
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