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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
6
After months of study Mayor Hummel announced a 12 year program for Tucson with a total cost of 41.6 million dollars. The plan covers water and sewer work streets fire protection and public buildings among others and emphasizes a careful growth aligned bond strategy without raising the existing tax rate.
Roscoe Drummond contends Democrats err by cutting the defense budget after advocating a weaker Eisenhower foreign policy. He argues the West gains ground, cites Khrushchev, Tito, Poland and Middle East stability as signs the initiative is moving to the U S, and asserts the Democratic stance is illogical and partisan.
James Marlow observes Khrushchev on CBS Face the Nation. The Russian leader gave stock, sweeping statements without new detail, portraying disarmament while avoiding concrete inspection terms. He argued against Western freedom of choice and sounded strong yet unconvincing on war and satellites.
Victor Riesel reports on the Air Line Pilots Association the ALPA. Members receive a dues dividend of 17 to 25 percent of annual dues and year end refunds totaling 314000 to 386000. The union caps treasury at 2500000 and 1000000 reserve fund. pilots receive 10 percent discount for early payment. Insurance returns and disability plans provide substantial benefits with no profit from the insurance program.
A 1912 aerial shot of downtown Tucson shows Armory and Library Parks at the lower right, Safford School on South Fifth Avenue, Stone Avenue to the north, the Santa Rita Hotel near Library Park, the Masonic Temple west of the park, and the former military plaza area near Camp Lowell later moved to Ft. Lowell.
Hal Boyle notes a wide mix of trivia from radio women commentators to National Listen To Your Barber Week. He cites quirky items about Queen Elizabeth windows, Chicago’s Wild Onion Place, and a child born kangaroo sized. Also mentions Ilene Woods and baseball umpire eye tests, philanthropy by Owen K. Murphy, and broad bonds and savings figures.
The piece notes President Eisenhower cites Robert M. La Follette Sr. as a model for Modern Republicanism, highlighting La Follette’s early opposition to war, reform proposals, and enduring ideas on tax policy, railroad rates, and electoral reform. It links past insurgent reform with contemporary politics and questions of party strategy.
New York observers say the first half of the year misled some firms yet optimism returns for a stronger second half. They note consumer habits and seasonality shape demand, with steel production seen below capacity this summer while services and travel look for a busy peak season.
Reflection on what is just beyond legal fairness. Scripture cites Noah and Abraham as just men. The piece emphasizes applying divine standards locally, comparing biblical guidance with earthly weights and measures. It urges daily prayer for righteousness and aligns moral action with Christ’s example. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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