Zoning Change Risks Tucson River Bottom Development
An editorial warns that the County Board of Supervisors approved rezoning river bottom land along Sabine Canyon Road to extend Residence 2, over the Planning and Zoning Commission. It argues levees will invite flood risk and sprawl, urging preservation of flood plains and caution about future rezoning demands.
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Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Lusk Corp
Sabine Canyon Road
Lusk
Mr. Lusk
Rillito River
Nogales
Santa Cruz
High
Indian Crest
Indian Ridge Terrace
Planning and Zoning Commission
Rillito
Jong Jook
Signs Of Panic Despair Mark ASU Name Change Drive
Column notes the Citizens for Arizona State University alumni group facing a collapse in signatures for a Tempe name change. It describes threats, a $100 prize for best reasons to rename, and questions whether the drive can reach the 28 000 good signatures needed to place the issue on the ballot amid a costly Phoenix-centered campaign.
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Jim Cooper
Citizens
Arizona State University
Tempe College
Tempe
Capitol
Nextall
ASU
ASC
Studens
Ume
Eainer
Arizona State
Diplo
Arizona State College
Tempe Commerce
Reson
Arizona
Maricopa County
Phoenix
De Gaulle’s lonely path shapes France’s fate in crisis
The piece portrays Charles de Gaulle as a solitary figure whose ideas were long ignored by global leaders. It argues his fate hinges on France’s response, with warnings of possible Kremlinization or fascist rise if divisions persist, and hails France and Paris as central to Western civilization.
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Charles de Gaulle
Joan of Arc
Napoleon
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
France
Sam
George Bernard Shaw
Eisenhower
Delle
Casbah
Algiers
Algeria
Tunisia
DE Gaulle
Jacques Duclos
Jacques Sous
Lomen
Europe
National Assembly
Assembly
Residents warn on Tucson growth and flood risk
Letters from Katherine B Morgan and peers critique Pima County Supervisors for approving a two home per acre plan near flood zones. They urge voters to consider water runoff, watershed impact, and future taxpayer costs for engineering safeguards. Separate piece questions rising phone rates and urges reelection of George Senner Jr. and T Brooks Ning for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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Reson
George Senner Jr
T. Brooks
Aricroma Corporation Commission
Fred J. Wellman
Creeger
Robert N. Bagshaw
Robert M. Burton
Frazier
Ernest A. Mock
Un-American Ads Spark Tucson Letter to Editor
A reader from Tucson criticizes newspaper ads as un-American and urges citizens to unite against what he calls un-American activity. The letter asks how businesses stay open and what a national holiday offers, ending with a plea for the paper to publish more reader opinions.
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Tucson
National Flower Fight Sees States Rally For Symbol
HAL BOYLE notes Congress faces a campaign of proposals to name a U S flower. Advocates push for roses, corn tassels, and regional favorites while critics worry about regional favoritism as lists show Alabama goldenrod Arizona apricot blossom California golden poppy and more.
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New York
America
Congress
Joe
Atlanta
Midwest
New York Yankees
Pocahontas
Middle West
Old South
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
De Gaulle Begins French Government with Moderation
Washington reports the De Gaulle administration shows a moderating cabinet aimed at preserving democracy. Key figures Maurice Couve de Murville and Pierre Pflimlin signal pro Western, pro NATO European policy. The regime lifts prior censorship and seeks legal legitimacy, amid Algeria tensions and military pressure.
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Washington
de Gaulle
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
United States
NATO
United Nations
Pierre Pilimlin
M. Pflimlin
Guy Mollet
Nightmarish cattle drive tale from a boyhood memory
A fragmented reminiscence describes a fear filled night ride with cattle and a horse wrangler. The narrator recalls a large pit used to roast beef, a horse rope snag, and waking after a jarring impact thinking cattle had trampled him. The piece conveys danger and childhood fear in a rural setting.
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Rangeland Recollector
Econasia
Ea Pesca Ly
Plete Cris
Pinis
Reading The Business Tea Leaves
New York analysts debate the meaning of recent economic data with forecasts split over unemployment, output, and incomes. Bankers, corporate executives, and economists warn against overinterpreting May and June signals while noting seasonal swings and potential early signs of stabilization.
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New York
Aire Say
Jessiaht
Guaranty Trust Co
Ita
National ‘City Bank of New York
Hough
Devotion on Jesus Command to Rise and Walk
A devotional reflection centers on Jesus forgiving sins and commanding the paralytic to rise and walk. The piece urges readers to heed the command, surrender to God, and move forward with divine help, avoiding self pity and blame. It emphasizes bearing life’s burden with faith and obedience.
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Wwnen Jemua
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Blunt atomic warning from Teller cited in Cold War talk
In a broadcast Dr Edward Teller warned that atomic disarmament is impossible without a foolproof inspection system. He suggested the Kremlin could still cheat and doubted any reliable verification exists, framing a stark caution about arms control.
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Curtain
Edward Teller
Childe
Harold Stassen
Kremlin
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