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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1963

Page

6

Gloomy outlook on the U S gold outflow continues

In the last week of June the U S gold stockpile fell by 65 million dollars the largest weekly drop in nearly a year bringing reserves to about 15 7 billion the lowest since 1939 The piece questions Kennedy embarked on a Europe trip and urges foreign co operation to fix persistent balance of payments pressures with critics arguing for drastic policy measures including a higher gold price to deter foreign demand and restore dollar stability

America U.S Kennedy Europe Germany Frankfurt France Italy Toronto Northern Miner Rep. Passman Bretton Woods de Gaulle Fort Knox

Lyle Wilson Blames Both Parties Over Civil Rights Voting

The essay argues the American way failed to resolve race relations, blaming shameless politicians from both major parties for unkept Civil Rights promises to Black voters. It contrasts Kennedy and FDR era pledges with current politics and notes riots and political leverage.

FDR South Kennedy Brothers Kennedys

Goldwater Integrationist Record Challenged by Picketing Fasci sts

Column cites Barry Goldwater as an integrationist and constitutionalist with a long record. It notes his role in desegregating Arizona state institutions, including the National Guard, Phoenix restaurants, theatres, and school systems. The piece contrasts fascist protest rhetoric with Goldwater’s pro American stance and ties to Native and minority communities.

Washington, D.C Nuremburg National Dump Goldwater” Committee Goldwater Arizona Air National Guard Arizona National Guard Barry Goldwater National Guard Phoenix Arizona Sky Harbor Deep South

Fear drives slum life says Chicago teacher

In a discussion with a Chicago teacher, Sydney Harris argues fear and mistrust shape slum youth more than poverty. He warns the sub culture grows as metropolitan areas expand and rural decline, threatening democratic institutions. He calls for radical, multi front action beyond isolated fixes.

Letters To The Editor On Safe And Sane Fourth

Readers discuss Fourth of July safety at the University of Arizona stadium. Capt. Rudy Black defends crowd control and safety measures while sharing cautionary notes about fireworks. Orval E. Peyton recounts a prejudicial incident in Kingman and calls for respect. Jerry Milton Stout urges a return to traditional Americanism.

University of Arizona Stadium Tucson

Arizona Album Judge Oliver E Comstock and Sons

Judge Oliver E Comstock a Tucson pioneer, longtime justice of the peace, helped tubercular patients. He founded Adams Street Mission which evolved into Comstock Tubercular Hospital and later Comstock Children's Hospital, honoring his name. His son died in 1908.

Oliver E. Comstock Tucson C. $. Young East Orange N.J Judge Comstock Adams Street Tentyille Comstock Tubercular Hospital Comstock Children’s’ Hospital

Too Grave A Risk William F. Buckley style piece on World Court power

U S Senator Barry Goldwater notes a drive to reshape the World Court and strip the Connally Reservation. Denison Kitchel argues the danger to sovereignty and self government from compulsory jurisdiction and life tenure for judges.

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Daily Devotion Prayer and Purpose for Today

A devotional urging believers to seek love as the guiding force behind talents and actions. It emphasizes using God given gifts to reflect divine glory and personal good, ending with a prayer asking for love to govern deeds. Courtesy Tucson Carmelite Churches

Father Jesus Christ Tucson

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