School Bonds and Tax Rate Face Honest Choice
The discussion centers on a 7.3 million school bond in District No. 1 and its impact on next year’s school tax rate, estimated at 38 to 44 cents, with potential increases over 20 years. If approved, Rincon High School furnishings cost about 380,000 a further rise may occur in operating taxes. if rejected, taxes could rise more than 38 to 44 cents and another bond may be needed for 5 million.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rincon High School
Rincon
Tucson
Fort Knox
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Sam Dawson on Cash Troubles of Nations World bond woes review
Sam Dawson analyzes global bond markets and state debt strains. He notes U S Treasury bonds yield low today while Russia Britain and Germany pursue varied schemes to attract funds. He contrasts Canada inflation weak yen and UK rates with U S fiscal steadiness and Fort Knox reserves.
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U.S
Britain
Germany
Russia
Sam Dawson
Associated Press
Man Bites Dogma as Browder Debunks Marxism
Victor Riesel reviews Earl Browder and Khrushchev’s socialist forecast, arguing Browder uses Marxist realism to challenge Soviet dogma. He notes Browder’s critique of Marxist premises that poverty and capitalist inequality drive a US socialist revolution. Browder plans essays to puncture Marxist myths and reveal capitalism’s supposed internal destructiveness.
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Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Browder
Khrushchev
Sunda TV
U. S
Marx
Readers respond on school bond funding and campus religion access
Letters defend a Tucson school bond report cost as 371 dollars and assert transparency while criticizing claims of waste. A Tucson community member urges religious groups’ campus access and urges voters to back Christian moral guidance for students.
Fishing: America's pastime and the fish world explained
Hal Boyle notes a government poll showing fishing as a favorite sport for about a quarter of men and women. He cites Fish and Wildlife figures on trips and spending, argues there are over 40 million anglers, and shares curios about fish senses, vocalizations, growth, and lifespans.
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U.S
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
David Nahigian
Atlantic Lures, Inc
Providence
Nahigian
United States
Philippine Lake
Disarmament talks stall as US and Russia clash over inspections
President Eisenhower reiterates a testing program until a foolproof disarmament pact with strict inspections is reached. Khrushchev and Bulganin signal possible steps toward agreement but stress different terms. A Senate subcommittee finds most Russian experts doubt any tight inspection system would be accepted.
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Bulgaria
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Geneva
Quail Incubation Project At Desert Museum
The Desert Museum in Arizona is attempting to breed a blond or white Gambel's Quail using a freak-colored off spring from a Marana area bird. About 50 eggs have been incubated at 23 days with temperatures rising from 98 to 102 degrees. By day 21 embryos chirp and by day 21 the shells split. the first generation will be displayed on the museum porch. The next generation could yield 25 to 75 percent whites, creating a new strain for the display.
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Desert Museum
Marana
Lewis Wayne Walker
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
Party Lines Stir Arizona Gubernatorial Prospects
Ex Gov Howard Pyle weighs a Senate bid return if no primary opposition and solid GOP backing from John Rhodes. Barry Goldwater urges Pyle to run during a Phoenix dinner while TVA Board speculation lingers and Rhodes cancels a speaking engagement. Joe Haldiman Jr. eyeing race for Democrats.
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Howard Pyle
Eisenhower
Pyle
Washington
Phoenix
U. S
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arizonan
Knoxville Journal
3Man
TVA Board of
Sagebrush Belt
Pacific Northwest
Herbert D. Vogel
Vogel
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ernest McFarland
Senate
Goldwater
Westward Ho
Barry
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Think and Act United in Christian Life
Devotional reflection urges balancing thought with action as Paul did. The writer cites Luke 10 25 37 and Philippians 4 9 urging readers to think on truth and beauty then act, promising God peace. A prayer asks God to guide perfect good works through Jesus Christ.
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K.J.V
Paul
God
Jesus Cgerathao
Tucson
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