Bitter With The Sweet In Rail Strike Accord
The White House postponed a nationwide railroad strike by delaying the start date to July 28 after labor and management agreed to a presidential labor management advisory committee. The step, praised as public-spirited, only delays a four year dispute, with possible congressional action or arbitration looming if no settlement emerges in two weeks. The unions oppose arbitration, while railroads favored it, and featherbedding issues along with old work rules are central to the conflict involving labor and management.
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White House
Kennedy
Shim
Congress
Arizona Album Desert Life at Desert Museum
Desert Museum warns the public about baby wild birds found away from nests. Many fall from nests or are brought in by cats, but most are illegal to touch and should be returned to the nest. Ground dwelling birds like quail often have nearby mothers. leave wildlife alone unless a genuine orphan, which should be reported to Game and Fish.
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Desert Museum
Game & Fish Department
Lewis Wayne Walker
Reign of Terror Echoes in 1963 Civil Rights Clash
A 1963 reflection on Baltimore’s Gwynn Oak protest and national unrest. Eugene Blake and NAACP activity are linked to broader riots, with calls for federal action. The piece cites Kennedy and a Tuck bill to curb cross state line lawbreaking, urging Congress to restore domestic peace amid racial upheaval.
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Rey
Eugene Carson Blake
Princeton
New Canaan
Conn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Congress
Khrushchev Opens for West Reconciliation
ROSCOE DRUMMOND notes Western reporters see Khrushchev open to a friendly view of the West but urges caution. He argues a Sino Soviet split looms and warns against rushing to aid Moscow. He calls for real two way talks including free elections in captive nations and a broad test ban pact with safeguards.
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Khrushchev
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
China
Albania
Roumania
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Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
What Part Is Lion's Share In Language Change
Sydney Harris argues against casual word misuse and phrase distortion in modern speech. He warns that shifting meanings erode precise terms like enormity and disinterested, urging gradual, sensible change while preserving clear expression.
Octogenarian uses coffee grinder for mosaic art in Tucson
Eric Cavaliero profiles Bill Barton a Tucson painter and mason who at 81 continues bold art making. He describes grinding tacks for mosaics and his long life from Ravenna Ohio to Navy service and a Marine era in China. Barton treasures desert views and plans more mosaics with time.
No Wonder Arizona Republic Editorial
The piece laments complex government structure and high taxes, outlining 91 216 government units in the United States. It lists federal, state, county, municipal, township, school district, and special districts to illustrate the tax burden.
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United States
Liberal. Ideas Are Bankrupt by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues liberal ideas are bankrupt as modern liberals align with big city political machines. He contends Democrats rely on machine politics, sacrificing ideals, leaving genuine liberalism to decay while youth move toward Republicans. He calls for a return to principled liberalism and condemnation of machine influence.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Republican Party
North
Congress
White House
Holy Spirit Names and Work in Daily Devotion
The Spirit is an Advocate Counselor Helper and Comforter guiding believers in life in Christ. At Pentecost He gave courage to witness and continues to sustain and refresh faith today and amid dangers.
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Christ
Tuceen Cevnch
Churaies
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