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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
10
A 1938 U.S. congressional hearing quote from William Z Foster foresees a Soviet style dictatorship with a Red Army backing a Communist led government. The remark underscores fears of capitalist systems giving way to revolutionary rule and military enforcement.
Tucson expands its convention focus as a major economic driver. Last year the industry injected 4 million into the local economy and a 10 million goal is set for next year. A convention center and public auditorium are urged alongside broad business and civic support. Civic Center plans argue for a substantial municipal auditorium to attract larger conventions.
The Insider's Newsletter reports a survey of 300 hitchers in Globe Arizona finding many had criminal records or were wanted by police. The piece advises motorists to avoid picking up riders and warns of the danger of encountering potentially dangerous criminals on highways.
Emerson C. Stratton known as E. O. Stratton led Interocean Cattle Co. and ranch at Stratton's Interocean on the San Pedro side of the Santa Catalinas in Pima County. He held water rights, mined claims, chaired the State Livestock Sanitary Board, and died in San Francisco on August 14, 1925, buried in Tucson. The portrait was by Henry Buehman.
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Khrushchev's next six to nine months as he seeks to widen the Split with the Eisenhower administration. He predicts no new East West pacts, renewed diplomacy with the U S avoided, and a sharp Soviet focus on pressuring Washington while China may press a new military thrust in Southeast Asia.
James Marlow surveys decades of upheaval from 1929 to 1990, noting economic collapses, wars, and shifts toward welfare state ideals. He connects low mood periods to isolationist stances and highlights how wars and Cold War events forged international roles, alliances, and public political realignments.
Curious citizens who bought the Star 80 years ago now read Starbeams, the long running one paragraph columns. The piece profiles Bil Vaughan, custodian of the feature, and notes his 75 000 paragraphs since 1946.
New York faces internal feuding at the Roosevelt tradition center as July conventions approach. Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman push to oust Carmine De Sapio, blaming him for bossism. Wagner and Farley maneuver for influence while national leaders split over Kennedy Stevenson and Humphrey. Regardless of the convention outcome, New York’s political leverage abroad wanes.
A Tucson reader group demands city action over persistent go cart noise from a local track. They describe loud weekend hours from 8 AM to midnight, rattling windows and disturbing children and pets, and call for enforcement and relief.
A U.S. senator blasts Khrushchev for insult at the Paris summit and accuses the Soviet leader of intent to rule the world. He criticizes Stevenson and Kennedy and calls for inquiry into the U.S. plane flight and summit collapse, urging a firm national response.
A devotional meditation cites John 16 13 on the Spirit of truth guiding believers into truth. It urges humility before revealed sins and thanks God for the Spirit’s convicting ministry and empowerment to overcome them. It ends with a prayer asking for continued Spirit led repentance and strength in Jesus name.
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