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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

6

Education groups push plan to equalize school taxes statewide

Arizona Education Association and Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers seek a constitutional amendment to equalize school taxes. They circulate petitions to put the measure on the November ballot, urging strong urban voter participation, especially in Phoenix and Tucson, to reach a 100,000 signature goal.

Arizona Education Association Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers Phoenix Tucson

City Sets 75-Foot Grant Road Setback Rule

The city council enacted a 75 foot setback from the Grant Road center line between the freeway and North 1st Avenue to curb development and preserve road widening options. Appeals for variances can go to the board of adjustment, and owners will be compensated if adjoining land is required for widening. The ordinance protects both property owners and city interests.

Grant Road 1St Avenue Board of Adjustment

Will We Face Reality The Real Laos Crisis Demands Action

A former U S State Department official argues Laos is a strategic loss for the West unless the United States and allies intervene directly. He asserts Laos is a fragile buffer zone linking Southeast Asia, warns of Communist expansion, and urges a tougher, reality based policy to defend democracy and avert further Soviet Chinese gains.

Mauldin Marlow Citizen Laos West United States

Johnsons Honolulu conference grips Asia policy stakes

In a 1944 opinion, Bundy warns that a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia threatens U S power in the Pacific. The piece argues the central question is whether the United States will intervene to stop communist expansion in Viet Nam Laos Cambodia and Thailand, with Johnson pressed to act beyond electoral politics.

South Viet Nam Thailand Laos State Rusk Defense McNamara Maxwell Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff U. S Pacific Johnson Honolulu South Viet Nam Southeast Asia United States Western Pacific Asia Cambodia

I Just Wanted To Pay A Loan Satirical Bank Visit

Art Buchwald humor piece about a Washington bank where paying a loan early causes suspicion and mock alarm. The vice president and guards react as if the borrower threatens the enterprise, then the president conciliates. The piece ends with a joking note about buying a boat.

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Letters to the Editor on national policy and local bond issues

A series of reader letters criticizes postwar U.S. policy from Yalta to Cuba and the arms race, arguing missteps by leaders and urging accountability. Separate comments urge tax reform for a school bond vote, blaming Arizona’s tax structure and apathy for high education costs, then a critique of anti German propaganda versus Communist atrocities and media silence.

Arizona Album Sparked 1955 Tucson Train Celebration

The Southern Pacific steam engine Old 1673 highlighted Tucson’s 75th anniversary of the first train arrival in 1955. The locomotive, last of its kind, was moved from the Pioneers' Historical Society site near the University to Himmel Park in 1962 after its public display.

Southern Pacific Tucson Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society The Pioneers' Historical Society University Second St Park Ave Himmel Park Tucson Blvd

Livable World in Politics and Nuclear Disarmament

A columnist argues for phased nuclear arms reductions led by informed experts, contrasting it with what he calls irresponsible disarmament advocated by the Council for a Livable World. He cites figures linked to Livable World and details its political backing of certain Democratic senators and campaigns.

Council For A Livable World Scientists’ Committee of the Burdick N.D McGee Wye Muskie Clark Penna Fullbright Ark McGovern

Where Has Jesus Gone in Our Daily Life

A Tucson Churches courtesy note reflects on a vesper service in a university chapel. As dusk darkened a stained glass window with Christ at the center, an eight year old asked where Jesus had gone. The piece urges believers to pause amid pursuit of economic security to consider Jesus presence in daily life.

Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department NASA Johnson AEC Christ Jesus Tucson Council A Churches

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