Phoenix Faces Danger Of Dividing State
The Phoenix medical school location fight risks splitting Arizona as Maricopa County leans on initiative measures. Harold Ashton warns the capital’s muscle can alienate other cities and hurt state progress, urging leaders to favor facts over power and for Phoenix citizens to take active, constructive roles.
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Hughes Image Shapes Tucson Economy and Civic Image
Hughes Aircraft has become Arizona’s largest employer in Tucson, shaping a favorable public image. Louis Reasor leads the Citizens Committee backing a nine‑part June 26 civic program with two tax changes and seven bond proposals to fuel growth.
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Beermann Triumph Signals Grassroots Nebraska Conservative Rise
The Nebraska primary produced a stunning Beermann victory over veteran Rep. Beermann campaigned as more conservative than Rep. Weaver, denouncing farm subsidies and federal budgets. Beermann drew 29,701 votes to Weaver's 25,345 with 7,000 for Harrison. Nixon carried Nebraska in 1960.
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A New Man From Missouri Kemper For Senate Hope
KANSAS CITY Missouri Republican Crosby Kemper Jr a tall confident banker born 1927 on Washingtons Birthday stands out as a possible Senate candidate. He battles Ed Long with a show me style, accuses the Democratic machine of moral and fiscal ruin and defends his civil rights record while campaigning across Missouri.
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Are You A Failure Sydney Harris Quotes on Merit
Sydney Harris discusses personal standards over societal ones and urges retreat to advance, cites Mazzaret Fuller on drudgery, and notes revolutions begin when experts disagree. He critiques law enforcement, self sufficiency, and social climbers as masks for vice, ending with a copyright notice.
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Editor Speech on Nation's Morals Echoed
Readers praise Jenkin Lloyd Jones speech printed by the Citizen. Letters urge newspapers to print similar talks, warn against erosion of principles, and call for action on social issues and public morals. Individuals from Mrs Brooks to Mrs Larson and Mrs Warburton weigh in on media responsibilities and public discourse.
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Indians Don’t Wear Stockings Frontiersman Joseph Roberts Recounts
Arizona album recalls Joseph Roberts a frontier scout Indian fighter cowboy freighter and rancher who aged 88 and shared tales of the Southwest He describes an 1899 night when wagon boss Fred Golden assembled men to trail alleged Indian killers prompting Roberts to slip away with Charley Day and Bruce Weaver to avoid a possible trap.
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Frontier power grab sparks Eisenhower critique
Former president Dwight Eisenhower warns that the New Frontier seeks to concentrate executive power through tax, spending, and regulatory actions, arguing freedom depends on government confinement and restraint. Barry Goldwater notes the issue is not economics but liberty amid rising federal power. He urges citizens to understand the Constitution’s limits and the danger of expanding federal authority.
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Still Waters and Spiritual Thirst
A devotional reflection on Psalm 23 and John 4 5 14, comparing a shepherd’s quest for calm water with God's bid to quench human thirst for meaning and direction. It asserts Christ as the way, truth, and life, guiding believers to a “stream in the desert” that makes life bloom. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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