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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
10
Arch bishop F Canninat Spelimán writes of Janis Babson’s two year leukemia battle as a triumph through faith. He urges readers to draw humility and strength from her memory and courage in facing death.
Royden Le Brecht urged Tucson Republicans to back a five-year tax cut program and urged the school board to assume full responsibility. He criticized budget totals, warned of “Freudian slips” about funds, and urged taxpayers to attend budget meetings. He contrasted patriotism in texts with real education funding and urged electing a new board to replace incumbent Dan McKinney.
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare awarded UA a 209164 grant for Oriental Studies. Dr Earl H Pritchard chairman said the program will expand in the fall adding third and fourth year Chinese and Japanese and second and third year Hindi courses. Evening Chinese literature in English will be offered for continuing education students.
Crossword list includes ARK BEARS BEST BET BOIL BONDS BONUS BOOKS BOWING BOXING CAPE CARE among other entries. Puzzle appears in Citizen yesterday and features fad song hints and theme words for solvers.
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered clues about judge decisions and entry rules, noting a single correct solution, contestant agreement, possible delays, and vague references to a family next door and a family of people.
HAL DOYLE surveys the money spent on weight loss and other diversions, noting Americans spend about 300 million dollars yearly on pills and nostrums while the U.S. mint holds 74 million silver dollars. The column blends trivia and jokes, from ancient tennis to counterfeit currency and political caricatures.
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