Kennedy Heads to Vienna for Summit with Khrushchev
The article outlines President Kennedy's scheduled meeting with Premier Khrushchev in Vienna, noting no advance agreements and questioning the timing given U S positions and Cuba. It emphasizes American fear and optimism, urging strong action and clear stance to counter Soviet aims.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Europe
Vienna
U.S
Laos
South Korea
Cuba
William Lloyd Garrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Free Swimming Lessons Offered by YMCA for Youth
The Citizen and the YMCA sponsor free learn to swim classes for boys and girls ages 8 to 13. Registration opens now and ends June 7 with sessions June 12 to 16 across YMCA pools under expert instructors.
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YMCA
Early Arizona Doctor Becomes Tucson Business Leader
One of Southern Arizona’s first physicians, Dr. Charles H. Lord, served as Civil War Army surgeon and postmaster at Tubac until 1866 before moving to Tucson. The 1870 census lists him as merchant and territorial auditor with $30,500 in property. He formed Lond & Williams with W. W. Williams, later a leading general merchandising and banking house in Arizona, and helped bring gas and electricity franchises to Tucson during 1860s-81. Lordsburg, New Mexico, was named in his honor.
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Arizona
Charles H. Lord
Tucson
Tubac
Cerro Colorado
Territorial
Lordsburg
N. M
W. W. Williams
Dr. Lord
Lond & Williams
Se General Merchandising and Banking House
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
What Good For The Goose On Tax Advertising Censorship
George Sokolsky critiques U S Treasury and IRS over institutional advertising bans. He notes Kennedy era expenses and hotel costs, questions who decides permissible ads, and argues propaganda limits harm business sales and inflation warnings. He highlights higher travel and meal costs for American sales reps versus foreigners.
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The
Treasury
Blind rights clash with federal programs and charity reform
John F. Nagle, a 46 year old blind lawyer from Springfield, leads a fight against HEW driven welfare structures and charity groups. He objects to sheltered workshops and seeks independent rehabilitation, while Congress considers bills to protect state programs and the blind's right to organize.
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John F. Nagle
Springfield
Mass
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Tom Curtis
Bill Green
Penna
Miracle Kitchen showcased for Kennedy Khrushchev talks
Article recalls the American Miracle Kitchen from the Moscow Fair used in East West debates. It notes Nixon and Khrushchev met there, suggests sending the kitchen to Vienna for talks, and jokes about a washing machine and deep freeze for cold issues like Berlin and Cuba.
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Nixon
John Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Paris Fair
United States Foreign Agricultural Service
Berlin
Cuba
Cowortan
Tucson Letters Spur Debate On Leash Law And Laws
A May 23 letters to the editor section includes residents urging Tucson adoption of a leash law to curb dogs running loose and property damage, plus concerns over animal control and rabies risks. Other readers praise the editorial page and question Mrs. Kennedy fashion influence.
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Kennedy
Morris Udall
Washington
Tucson
Humane Society
Animal Shelter
Sharon L. Roberts
Euclid
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
E. E. Howard
East Pimas
Copybook maxims and tax blues in aging discourse
A columnist riffs on yearly tax burdens and the relevancy of old proverbs. The piece jokes about income tax pain, deductions, and the changing value of thrift, independence, and saving in light of Social Security and small business realities.
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Sam
Social Security
Republicans Need Real Leadership To Sell Positive Programs
A critical op-ed argues the Republican congressional leadership lacks plan and initiative. It calls for active participation by new members, stronger staff, and task forces to develop workable conservative policies addressing economic growth, employment, civil rights, and Cuban refugees.
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Party
Republican Congressional
Summer Vacation Devotion Urges Faithful Living In All Leisure
A daily devotional urges steadfast faith during summer vacations. It notes Americans often save or go into debt for trips, yet real renewal requires focus on God. The prayer asks to hear divine guidance and speak with God as a constant friend.
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Heavenly Father
Theo
Arven
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the Treasury
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Advertising Council
Switzerland
Panama
Hong Kong
Castro
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Holmes Alexander
Nagle
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Perkins School For the Blind
Watertown
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Massachusetts
National Federation of the Blind
Curtis
Green
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Nev
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Minn
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Congress
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Miracle Kitchen
Theresa Wood
Plaza St
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Louisiana
Roosevelt
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South America
Madagascar
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H. B. Payne
P.O
Daily Citizen
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Matheson
Ganson Taggart
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Roscof Drummond
House
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Creche
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