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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

6

Realism versus smut in art and letters sparks debate

Eisenhower criticized modern art for vulgarity while defending realistic use in literature. The piece argues censorship is not the answer and emphasizes judging art as a whole. It highlights parents and the California Parent-Teachers Magazine reviewing films for age-appropriate content and urges family responsibility for decency.

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Indians and Bear Traps in Arizono Frontier Tales

Joseph Roberts, Arizonan frontier scout and rancher, recounts a boyhood life in the early Southwest. The 1880 episode tells of Apache ambush and a horse shot from beneath him, a cautionary glimpse into a harsh frontier. He recalls finding bones in a 90 pound bear trap near Copper Creek and reflects on a life fueled by danger and discovery.

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An Error Of 980 Million In Defense Cost Claim

The article questions a Kennedy McNamara defense cost estimate. It cites editor Donald M. Ewing and Charlies W. Huse disputing a $1 billion figure, calculating a 6 per ton steel rise would total far less. It argues defense costs would be about $20 million, not $1 billion, and questions McNamara's data.

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War of the Poles and Holes at McConnell Titan II sites

Victor Riesel reports a long running dispute at McConnell Air Force Base over hole digging and pole setting for Titan II warning system sites. The clash pits International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers locals against Operating Engineers over job jurisdiction, delaying critical wiring work. A May 17 Washington conference set an agreement, but electricians were not informed, prolonging the conflict toward March and April.

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The King Of The Speculators

ART BUCHWALD narrates the rise and fall of a top stock investor who enjoyed weekly coups at home until a market downturn and cut in family allowances shattered his aura of genius. He recalls Merrill Lynch partnership talk and the stubborn belief that careful stock picks only rise. The piece ends with a comic reminder from his son about AT&T.

Merrill, Lynch, Fenner, Smith, and Buchwala

Letters to the Editor on morals and politics mix

Readers laud a Jones speech on national morals and the Daily Citizen reprint while critiquing lax parental influence and lewd ads. The letters urge stronger editorial stance, oppose liberal policies, and urge reassertion of free enterprise and constitutional rights.

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Who Manages Schools A Growing Profession In Education

A Tucson Daily Citizen education column discusses the rise of the school business manager as a critical role in districts. It notes the field’s rarity, the need for expertise in accounting, taxation, bonding, law, and procurement, and that universities are now offering graduate programs to prepare candidates. It argues a skilled manager can save taxpayers money and that boards historically rely on trial and error. The piece includes reader questions about student councils and principal responsibilities. Dr. Robert E. Wilson invites questions on education.

Robert E. Wilson Wilson c/o Tucson

Daily Devotion on Restoring the Soul and Prayer

A devotional note cites Psalm 23 and Psalm 42, contrasting physical fatigue with spiritual exhaustion. It urges use of prayer and meditation to renew spiritual strength, seeking God’s companionship in daily life and common moments. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.

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