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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
5
City administration inherited a 900000 deficit and weak programs. A sales tax hike and reduced garbage service cut the shortfall, creating a 1 billion surplus. Officials plan to fund a 100000 swimming pool at Del Norte Park, an Eastside library branch, and street lighting, using the surplus as a base for upcoming projects.
The citys inspection program in the Old Pueblo area has demolished 100 substandard units and repaired 40 while 20 are boarded up awaiting renovation or demolition. The Planning Commission urged a stricter housing standards law and two more inspectors to accelerate the anti slum effort.
The midyear county finances report shows only 43 percent of the budget spent this year. County supervisors and department heads are commended for holding the line on spending after years of criticism.
The 1963 report outlines growing friction between President Kennedy and labor leaders over automation and the push for a shorter work week. It notes Kennedy’s stance on automation to drive growth and labor’s reluctance, plus related strikes by longshoremen and printers and potential new labor legislation and arbitration measures.
The author urges a public interest strike against Rule 22 filibusters in the 88th Senate. He proposes a walkout to end endless debates and cites weariness among veterans like Kerr while calling for new leadership to halt the time waste and prevent deadly consequences of stalling.
The Buchwald family plans a $1000-a-plate fundraiser at their home to cover a growing deficit. The dinner would feature a buffet with guests bringing wine and entertainment including school songs, home movies, and family memories to entice contributions.
Readers debate that communism is inseparable from its doctrine and reject hues of peaceful coexistence as a goal while editorials remind writers to include full names and addresses for letters. Readers praise Smidgens comic and comment on attire guidelines for Mexican locales.
A description of Tucson's horse drawn fire engine the Jack Bolan named after the first volunteer fire chief How the crowds lined the streets as the engine raced to fires claimed as the town's first horse drawn fire engine from the Daily Citizen Library.
In 1943 commentary Roscoe Drummond argues Gen de Gaulle risks isolating France by vetoing Britain's entry to the European Common Market. Belgium’s Spaak counters that Britain's wartime role and integration are essential, warning de Gaulle against dividing Europe.
Daily devotion reflects on Saul of Tarsus later known as Paul and his conversion. The piece cites Acts 9 6 urging submission to God s will and notes Paul learned from mistakes and chose to leave directions to God. It ends with a prayer requesting discipleship and obedience to the Father.
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