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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1964

Page

7

Redistricting Struggle Prompts Supreme Court Clash

Analysis of Arizona legislative apportionment proposals shows a governor committee plan to equalize population by shifting Maricopa County and dividing districts. Critics warn of flawed logic under Supreme Court rulings and debate over keeping counties as political units.

U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court House of Representatives Arizona Maricopa County Maricopa Senate House Board of Elections Morris K. Udall D.ariz Phoenix Tucson Udall

Arizona Album: UA Home Economics Building 1900

The article recalls the University of Arizona Home Economics Building built around 1900 a small wooden structure later part of the botanical garden and home of the garden team. It contrasts with today’s modern University buildings including the Home Economics block near Fourth Street and the new Nursery and Home Management building at East Second Street and Cherry Avenue.

University Botanical Garden Aead Fourth St East Second St Cherry Ave

Refreshing Arizona Politics Seen From Tucson

Citizen writer Ted Turpin notes Arizona and Tucson mix informal politics with active civic life. He contrasts open engagement in Arizona with Chicago and Nebraska norms, praises young, vigorous leaders and federal aid acceptance, and observes a flexible Republican and Democratic balance in state and local affairs.

Ted Turpin Arizona Tucson Southern States

Pension Fund Grab in Washington Sparks Speculation

A column warns that a government takeover of private pension funds, estimated at about 65 billion dollars in marketable investments, could finance anti poverty programs but would require vast new bureaucracy and face union resistance. It notes the complexity of plans and recalls past attempts by Congress and AT&T workers’ reactions.

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Teenagers reply to matriarchy charges in mail response

Readers dispute a claim that teen society is female driven. Voices from Ridgewood New Jersey Philadelphia Staunton Military Academy New York Bordentown discuss boys coping with girls influence in decisions and relationships and whether action is needed.

Ridgewood New Jersey Laurie New York City Bordentown Military Academy

Letters to the Editor raise concerns on world governance and justice

A reader criticizes a Dec 16 letter about a collectivized society under the Great Society and a One World government using force, arguing such goals fuel armaments and hate. Another letter condemns Mississippi justice handling of Negro rights and urges factual reporting.

Great Society Jesus

Urge To Purge Inside Steelworkers Fight Over Union Politics

National labor leaders press for loyalty as United Steelworkers of America members vote on February 3 for a new national president. Dave McDonald and J. W. Abel campaign while staffers face pressure to take sides and donate. internal unions surge to protect jobs and rights within the union.

Japan America United States of America Pittsburgh United Steelworkers of America Dave McDonald J. W. Abel National Steelworkers National Labor Relations Board For Certification CIO

New Jersey Road Sign Guides Way to Christ

A Daily Devotion cites Jeremiah 42 2 3 about seeking guidance from God amid changing modern signs. It notes an outdated railroad crossing warning near a New Jersey road and urges following Christ to find new directions with courage and joy. Courtesy Tucton Council of Churches.

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