Tougher To Join Freshman Class
The Board of Regents studies raising entrance requirements at the University of Arizona Arizona State University and Arizona State College to top two thirds of graduates. Expanded facilities pressure prompts considering junior colleges to absorb excess graduates and offer technical training, with Pima County urging a local junior college.
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A Good Buy The National Forest Recreational Fees Delayed
The plan to charge fees for using National Forest recreational facilities is delayed a month. Starting July 1 Tucson visitors to Sabine Rose and Madera Canyons in Coronado National Forest will pay daily fees or use season passes.
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Editor's Outlook on Latin Squeeze and World Politics
The piece compares China and Latin America, arguing corruption and short term gains undermine popular government. It contrasts constitutional democracy with orderly dictatorship, notes inflation and limited liberty, and warns communism cannot deliver the good life. It ends urging shift to freedom and workable systems.
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Right To Work Showdown Shapes Congress Clash
Victor Riesel reports the final fight over union shop legalization will hit Congress in July. Sen John McClellan backs tighter labor laws citing pension and welfare funds, with 164 000 funds totaling 75 billion dollars. Hartley leads House GOP Dem coalition against repeal while indictments like Clarence Jalas spotlight local union abuses.
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Pet Show at Kennedy Home Goes To The Dogs
Art Buchwald recalls judging a charity pet show at the Kennedy home in Washington DC. Amid chaotic entries from Ethel and Robert Kennedy’s children, with dogs cats birds fish and a lizard or alligator, the judge hands out ribbons while Secret Service agents move him through a lynch-minded crowd.
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Letters to the Editor criticize editorials and urge action
Readers condemn a May 25 column and urge public attention to political and labor issues. They call for coverage of figures, policies, and events from unions to right to work laws, urging citizens to write lawmakers and oppose reforms.
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Electric Cars Start in Tucson End Mule Route Downtown
Electric cars began operation in Tucson with a ceremonial trip from Stone Avenue and Congress Street to the University, Mayor Manning and officials aboard. The mule car ran its last trip in mourning as the new service launched with a 15 minute schedule and a public banquet at Elysian Grove.
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