Spending The Money In Tucson School District No 1
The Daily Citizen begins a series examining Tucson School District No 1 spending, cost structure, and per student dollars, comparing with Amphitheater Flowing Wells Sunnyside and Mesa. It notes high tax rate, rising costs, and asks what schools to build and how much to spend. Local taxpayers seek full information to assess value.
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Tucson
Daily Citizen
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Mesa
Phoenix
District 1
Government statistics under congressional scrutiny and debate
Ray Tucker notes Congress will probe several government statistics. Wirtz’s jobs figures are challenged for interpretation, not manipulation. The CPI and GNP face criticism for sampling, scope, and definitional issues, with debates over seasonality and measurement limits.
The American Communist Party in Cold War US
Victor Riesel argues that Paul Robeson, once a public figure for communism, broke with the movement, while the American Communist Party remains a well funded, covert Soviet instrument. He describes its tight core, legal battles over registration, and ongoing operations including 21 regional HQs, a paid staff, and public rallies. The piece suggests long legal battles and heavy Soviet support sustain the party’s influence.
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American Communist Party
U.S
The
Worker
Soviet Union
New York
Hawaii
Peace Is Everyone's Business Says Women For Peace
Sydney Harris argues that the House Un-American Activities Committee targets the Women For Peace while most members are ordinary citizens aiming to discuss world issues. He warns against apathy, urges open inquiry, and cautions against blind patriotism in shaping peace policy.
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House UN- American Affairs Committee
Women For Peace
Chicago
House Un-American Activities Committee
George Washington
Point Of Collision In Africa By HOLMES ALEXANDER
The UN blitzkrieg in Katanga seems likely to follow a broader global struggle. Alexander warns of a dangerous southern advance, with Tshombe allied to Rhodesia and South Africa, while Pan-Africanism and regional rivalries threaten stability. The piece questions Western support and outlines looming regional conflicts and defense postures.
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United Nations
Katanga
Rhodesian Federation
South Africa
Rhodesias
Rhodesia
Elisabethville
Salisbury
Central Congo
Leopoldville
Cape
Tshombe
Britain
USA
Verwoerrd
Home Defense
Rhodesian’ Front
Verwoerd
Roy Welensky
Retired Warden’s Letter on Unused Sick Leave
A federal prison official Rob ert J Kaiser retiree at Leaven worth Kansas sends a note to James V Bennett praising unused sick leave worth 1802 hours. He reflects on insurance protection and peace of mind while noting 22 years of service and four days used before retirement.
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Robert J. Kaiser
Federal
Leavenworth, Kas
James V. Bennett
Bureau of Prisons
Washington Post
Homesteader Duppa Linked to Founding of Phoenix
The piece profiles Bryan Philip Darrell Duppa known as Lord Duppa, an English remittance man who founded Phoenix and named the territory. It notes his early arrival around 1864, his residence in the Duppa Montgomery homestead on Sherman Avenue, and his role with friends in locating loose gold at Tenehatchapee Pass, a raid by Apaches followed by a loss of the ore. The gold rush episode remains among Arizona's mystery mines.
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Duppa
Phoenix
Arizona Territory
Arizona
Bryan Philip Darrell Duppa
San Francisco
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
Welfare Review Calls for Deep Look at Aid Programs
Barry Goldwater argues federal welfare review has not gone deep enough to question the entire relief philosophy. He notes DC conditions reflect national patterns, cites rising costs reaching 37.3 billion in 1961 with 170 percent growth since 1951, and warns of higher Social Security taxes under Kennedy Medicare plans. He urges a thorough audit to curb abuses and prune outdated programs.
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Kennedy
Daily Devotion Reflection on Light and Faith
A devotional passage contrasts moments of darkness and light during Passion Week and urges believers to trust the light in Christ. The prayer thanks God for the light, asks for sensitivity to it, and for faithful reflection with gratitude. Courtesy Tucton Council of Churches.
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Jesus
Tucton Council of Churches
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Paul Robeson
Secord
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Khrushchev
United States
Justice Department
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U.S.A
Sydney Harris
Africa
By Holmes Alexander
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Southeast Asia
Tanga
Congo
Capetown
Kenya
South” Africa
Westmoorland
Rial
Iwankee Journal
Albert. R.buehman
Welfare Review
Barry Goldwater
Iato
Senate
District of Columbia
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