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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
5
Robert F. Lusk Jr. challenges the Citizen's zoning views for foothill and river areas in Tucson. The letter portrays him as a wounded defender of private property while arguing zoning should follow the community master plan to curb speculative subdivisions and protect flood risk.
Reports from contract negotiations center on pay rates while local UAW units push quirky requests. Sample demands include time off for deer hunting electric scooters for committee members to reach grievances fast and a man to turn off lights in the plant lot. Free tire repairs also appear as gimmicks shaping costs.
A nostalgic look at turn of the century Chinese truck gardeners along the Santa Cruz River who sold a wide range of produce directly to Old Pueblo households. Their wagons provided children with small treats and farmers offered melons onions cabbage lettuce spinach beans peas and sometimes corn on the cob.
Walton Manning argues for local study of teachers to improve education. He notes that today’s teaching prospects look bright due to reforms in teacher education and practice, while acknowledging concerns about some elementary teachers overemphasizing social adjustment over academics. He urges local groups to analyze what teachers like and dislike, reasons for departures, salary needs, and how to attract and retain strong educators.
George Sokols ky argues a global revolutionary era began in 1950s era marked by moves from representative to executive governance and social economic shifts. He analyzes De Gaulle's Algeria coup and six mounting pressures from right left military NATO and Soviet Russia shaping France's political fate.
Citizens debate zoning in the foothills and river areas. Robert F. Lusk II argues against private property condemnation for green belts, urging eminent domain and private donations to create parks. Gudmund Martinson warns of water danger and urges action to protect Tucson’s countryside.
Secretary of State Dulles defended U.S. foreign policy before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He admitted not all actions were right and noted Soviet methods are insoluble while stressing Western strength. He recalled past criticisms and said U.S. propaganda is improving.
Detroit sources report four of the Big Three automakers and union leaders square off over a tentative two year pact. Chrysler delays pace while White House observers expect a June to July sign off with wage boosts pension increases and extended unemployment benefits. Abandoned plants and move rights are key issues as production speedups linger.
Washington observers note Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. is more a pawn than a power broker in the 1969 presidential contest. De Sapio and Tammany risk his party standing as he mounts a bid for renomination and may switch to a Republican contest, while Harriman seeks to limit fallout among Black voters.
A missionary report describes the Ganady Mission among the Navajos in the Southwest where Dr C G Salsbury known as the Big White Medicine Man aids healing. An operation on a Navajo patient features a diverse medical team and nurse staff, illustrating racial barriers bridged through service. The tale ends with a prayer for daily Christian brotherhood and broader understanding.
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