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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
7
The Pima County Medical Society urges residents to receive Sabin type 2 oral vaccine at 38 clinics on June 3 and 10 as part of a countywide polio campaign. Past participation exceeded 80 percent for types 1 and 3, and officials stress complete immunity requires all three vaccine types.
The County Board of Supervisors endorsed restoring Old Ft Lowell within the county park. A $38,000 first phase will refurbish the commanding officer’s quarters into a museum, with the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society lending cavalry artifacts and the Junior League funding and staffing. Ft Lowell post began in 1874 and closed in 1891, and the park safeguards the site from development, while adding recreation.
Lewis Wayne Walker of the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum explains how desert toads begin vocalizing after summer rains. Males position themselves in water, inflate throats to create calls that lure females, producing a varied and striking natural chorus.
President Kennedy shows indifference to the stock market decline, expects a rebound in the second half of the year, and avoids blame on Congress for economic legislation. The piece contrasts his stance with Coolidge Hoover and FDR, notes nonpolitical economists’ reasons for the bear market, and cites investor confidence affected by steel actions and wage disputes.
Holmes Alexander argues Scott Carpenter's orbital flight marks a new epoch proving US superiority in space and capitalism over communism. He warns that Western prosperity invites pacifist appeasement and refugee sympathy, urges firm anti communist policy and harsher actions against Cuba Hungary and Castro rather than humane projects.
Sydney Harris argues that work and love define being normal, noting fiction focuses on love while ignoring work. He cites Organization Man and asserts work gratifications shape attitudes toward women and relationships, arguing craftsman pride underpins family stability and social order.
Col. oN J Eggeling, commander of the Davis Monthan Air Force Base Hospital, is a Scottish born physician with a German name and a Canadian wife. A lifelong traveler, he joined the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II and now charts remote regions, even authoring a forthcoming book on Col. Percy Fawcett’s missing expedition in the Brazilian jungle.
A satirical victimless riff mocks Santa Claus myths and a FTC warning about sandpaper sharing. It ridicules television ads showing idealized couples, a chair collapsing, and a beer bottle as part of a broader critique of deceptive advertising in everyday life.
Barry Goldwater argues Kennedy seeks sweeping executive powers across taxes money supply public works tariffs and agriculture and even local urban affairs. He warns this would turn economic decisions from markets to Washington and could lead to future moves to raise taxes by presidential decree.
The devotion reflects on Jesus teaching on prayer, stressing not for show but sincere exchange. It outlines the Lord's Prayer structure, placing God's will and kingdom first before personal needs, forgiveness, and deliverance, and invites readers to follow the model.
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