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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
5
The proposal to grow La Reforma from 160 to 360 family units will be debated by the mayor and City Council after Tucson real estate board backing signals easing opposition. Critics urge work programs, time limits, and cost controls to ensure subsidies aid self sufficiency rather than permanent dependence.
The note discusses the family traits of wrens in the Arizona desert, comparing the cactus wren as the state bird and largest clan member to the house wren as a much smaller desert cousin. It describes shared behavior, exuberant song, curiosity, and a tendency to gather near strange creatures to discuss them.
President presents a fiscal 1964 budget studded with ifs and uncertainties. Key questions revolve around tax cuts, the economy’s direction, and how much the budget will actually spend and owe. The cash flow, deficits, and debt projections rise, with the stock market anticipating defense and space spending and potential tax relief.
A growling realization that strikes hurt the public and government drives calls for stricter labor action. The East and Gulf longshore walkout cripples shipping, costs millions daily, and shocks exports, with Congress and White House considering stronger measures while maintaining labor support.
Sydney Harris writes on couples without children noting many genuinely yearn for offspring while others resist parenthood. he cites a Stevenson passage about the burdens and motives behind choosing childless life. He argues candid discussion must be tempered by kindness and justice, warning against insincerity in social expectations.
Tucson’s Jose Norman Fisch, 29, crowned as the nation’s top retail television salesman, sold 6174 sets in three years while emphasizing friendly behavior, product knowledge, and understanding customers. He credits luck sometimes but relies on technique, language skills, and persistence.
Editors announce a plan to build joint port of entry checking stations on the new Interstate highway to halve construction costs and reduce the number of stops for track operators. The agreement with Wyoming aims to prevent federal standard impositions and encourage further interstate cooperation.
Italy worries over its growing bureaucracy and has appointed a minister for bureaucratic reform. His first act is creating a 22 man commission to study the issue. Another bureau appears as a worldwide answer to many problems, including bureaucratic excess.
The piece weighs a proposed tax cut against continued federal spending. It warns deficits totaling about 14 billion over 24 months and warns that a 5 to 10 billion tax cut without spending restraint could worsen fiscal danger. It endorses targeted cuts and depreciation reform to spur investment while urging overall fiscal responsibility.
Daily devotion urges readers to look up for redemption as Luke 21 28 frames Christ as physician and healer through divine love. The text links human suffering to medicine, faith, and prayer, urging hope in Christ’s healing power.
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