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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
7
Columnist Jenkin Lloyd Jones outlines an upcoming World’s Fair exhibit designed to sell free enterprise. The plan uses voluntary funding to build a Hall of Free Enterprise with ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom. The piece questions why Americans have favored federal aid and taxes, urging readers to reembrace free enterprise amid a growing socialist critique.
More than a thousand Tucson youngsters ages 8 through 13 begin the Citizen YMCA Learn-To-Swim program. Daily lessons this week at Central Y Light House Y and South Branch Y teach basic swimming and water safety with a 50 cent registration fee. The 43rd annual effort is co sponsored by The Citizen and the YMCA.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones notes Tulsa Tribune editor and The Citizen columnist writes on the planned New York World's Fair Hall of Free Enterprise. The $2.1 million structure, backed by the American Economic Foundation, will argue that government cannot create goods and that free market capitalism underpins growth with the Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom.
A cluster of letters criticizes school districts for high expenditures and taxes while debating American conservatism. Contributors urge voters to demand economical school governance, oppose foreign aid, and praise or challenge editorial takes on public policy and education.
Victor Riesel notes bitter Western farmers blame high seasonal wages and a ban on Mexican braceros for rising costs. He cites average seven week wages for loaders 397.02 a week and packers 242.75, plus 228.11 for truckers, with alternative labor in Mexico and automation looming. He urges bipartisan outreach to resolve the labor stalemate.
The Cababi Mining Co records show a 1910 Camp Cababi photo labeled “the latest means of transportation” beside a car. W H Kerschner, secretary, stands with a British investor group that funded Queen Mary and other mines 75 to 90 miles west of Tucson on the Papago Reservation before World War I.
Senator Henry Jackson argues the South Viet-Nam conflict requires long term U S effort with skirmish warfare and political fatigue. He warns against optimism and notes Laos and Cambodia risks, stressing stopping the Communists where they strike and the danger of wider policy reevaluation.
The text recalls that the statutes of the Lord are right and pure guiding the heart and eyes. It asks why we read the Bible, answering that it is the Word of God revealing His will and how to live a life pleasing to Him. A closing prayer seeks grace to feel at home in Thy Word through Jesus Christ.
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