Economy Shows Healthy Balance of Confidence and Growth
Midyear 1963 statistics point to a healthier economy with rising industrial production personal incomes and profits. The stock market regained losses, the auto industry posts a second straight strong year and steel negotiations avoided disruption while capital spending climbs over 40 billion. A few drawbacks include rising unemployment modest inflationary pressure and high government deficits.
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Steel
Steel Union
Iron Age Magazine
Morgan Guaranty Survey
New York
What They Wrote Letters to the Editor Page
A brief note explains the Letters to the Editor column as an open forum for opinions on any legitimate subject. It acknowledges varied reader sentiment on issues such as the UN delegation’s Tucson visit and references responses published on the page.
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Tucson
Letters Show Spirit of Inhumanity in Tucson
Readers react to United Nations presence with sharp letters criticizing opponents of global cooperation. Contributors urge civility, defend U N representatives, and warn against fear fueled political rhetoric in a period of national debate.
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United Nations
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Europe
United States
The
Citizen
Tucson
Readers Debate Vehicle Inspections and Civil Defense Plans
A letter by Nicholas A. Monaco questions Arizona vehicle inspections and urges better safety checks. He criticizes current oversight and urges officials to study other states before enacting laws, citing auto safety concerns and civil defense planning.
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Arizona
Ta Ta Tan Tan cited as pivotal China Sino Soviet rift
Roscoe Drummond reviews Valentin Chu’s Ta Ta Tan Tan arguing that Sino-Soviet split will reshape the Communist world and affect the free world for years. Chu, a Chinese journalist turned American, offers inside China analysis and warns public opinion must grasp facts to influence policy.
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United States
China
W. W. Norton & Co
Valentin Chu
Shanghai
Hong Kong
New York City
Chu
Red China
Moscow
Kremlin
Mao
Khrushchev
Mr. Chu
Coayright
El Tiradito Wishing Shrine of Tucson Described
The El Tiradito Shrine in Tucson began as a burial site for a slain man following controversial deaths. Locals lit candles and prayed for the sinner, turning the spot into a Wishing Shrine now located at the corner of Simpson Street and Main Avenue.
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Tucson
el Tiradito
Simpson Street
Main Avenue
Plan to Free Cuba: Allott urges exiles at Guantanamo Bay
The 1963 piece reports Sen Gordon Allott proposing a Free Cuban government based at Guantanamo Bay to lead liberation efforts. It notes Republican calls for action, contrasting with the administration’s cautious stance. The idea emphasizes a Cuban democracy tied to a U.S. base and exile leadership.
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Gordon Allott
Colorado
United States
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Sen
Allott
Congress
Blessings and Covenant in Genesis 12 Devotion
The daily devotion explains God initiates blessings through Abraham, promising blessing to all families of the earth. A benediction seeks well being, happiness, prosperity, and peace, given when one accepts and follows God. The prayer asks for God to be helper, teacher, and inspirer in Jesus' name. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Our Republic
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham
God
Jesus
Amen
Tucson
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