Let's Have Facts on Cuba For Public Confidence
The piece argues two years after the Bay of Pigs and amid the missile crisis that the American public faces confusion and disbelief. It urges Congress and the Kennedy administration to present clear, reliable facts, warning of a crisis of credibility and stressing the people's right to truth.
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Cuba
Russia
Congress
Wayne Morse
Kennedy Democrat
Oregon
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Armed Services Committee
Holmes Alexander
Kennedy
Kennedy tax proposal described as two handed trick
A columnist compares President Kennedy’s tax plan to a magician’s dual hands. One hand offers income tax cuts while the other restricts deductions for mortgage interest charitable contributions medical expenses and local taxes. The piece suggests middle income families could bear higher taxes despite low brackets.
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Kennedy
Crisis in Credibility Haunts Kennedy Era
Editorial examines how the Kennedy administration battles a credibility crisis over deficit claims and tax cutting, amid congressional doubt and battles over defense and space programs. It notes a rising skepticism, references Burns's book arguing stronger executive power, and warns of the era’s political danger.
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White House
James MacGregor Burns
Congress
Speculation on 1964 Presidential Tickets from Washington Bets
Washington insiders predict Kennedy would keep LBJ as running mate in 1964 with Rockefeller leading the Republican ticket and Hatfield as VP. Most agree Kennedy and Johnson will win, despite questions about ally loyalty and the need to run on record rather than promises.
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Kennedy
Judiciary
Johnson
LBJ
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Rockefeller
Scranton
Goldwater
Hatfield
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Ruchel
Mr. Kennedy
Lyzidon
You Can't Push The Button
A review of Fail-Safe explains the risk of accidental nuclear war and contrasts the book’s warning with a Washington view that safeguards would prevent a launch. The piece details a hypothetical chain from a hidden button to a presidential switch with multiple locks and a Kennedy-family key arrangement.
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Eugene Burdick
Harvey Wheeler
Moscow
United States
New York
Theie
Kennedy
Washington
Letters to the Editor and public notices in Tucson
Readers critique a garage state inspection dispute with unauthorized repairs costing 10.36. Public comments question NEA influence on education policy, compare to federal control fears, and discuss public power vs private utilities. A reader thanks Tucson responders after a traffic incident near 22nd Street and Alvernon Way.
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James Brennan
Idyllwild
Calif
Alvernon Way
22Nd Street
City
Budget fight heats as Cannon urges big cuts
The article reports pressure in Congress to trim spending and push a tax cut. Rep Clarence Cannon of Missouri advocates a roughly 12 billion dollar budget cut to balance the budget if the tax plan passes, a stance likely to spur Democratic opposition. Foreign aid requests face the sharpest scrutiny amid budget-cutting aims.
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Congress
Cuba
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House
Cannon
Have what your faith ex pects Daily Devotion
A brief devotional note reflects on Jesus healing in the Gospels and urges stronger faith in the church's healing ministry. It questions current healing efficacy and emphasizes faith as essential to trust God with health. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Jesus
Christ
Tucson Counell of
Early Arizona scene shows church site and pioneer hotel
The 1890 photograph captures the First Methodist Church on Pennington Street with the church lawn at Stone and Pennington and the parsonage on Stone. In the foreground the site later occupied by a Stone and Pennington hotel and the Walgreen Drug Store stands, with the Allison home nearby. Outdoor services and ice cream socials were once held on the church lawn.
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Pioneer
Pennington
Stone and
Stone
Walgreen
Allison
Henry Buehman
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