Senate must blow whistle to halt the tractor game
The piece urges the U S Senate to stop a private deal with Cuba and a tractors for freedom program. It cites senators Hayden and Goldwater opposing the trade and argues Americans oppose the deal and that the Senate must act to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
U.S. Senate
Cuba
Kennedy
Castro
U.S
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Sen. Goldwater
Washington
Sen. Hayden
Fort Smith Rejects Depressed Areas Aid Motto God Helps Those Help Themselves
Fort Smith Arkansas remains determined to direct its own fate despite six percent unemployment. After 1959 Fort Chaffee closure and postwar growth, 1960 saw seven new industries and 22 expansions with 18 million in capital spending and 1,188 new jobs. The Chamber of Commerce denounced federal aid under the depressed areas act. The Times Record reported a new 100 job plant locating in the city as leaders reaffirmed self help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Army
Chamber of Commerce
Udall Faces Political Shift On Federal Power Debate
The article argues Secretary Udall pursues a nationwide public power grid, clashing with 1960 voters in key West and Northwest states. It cites Nixon victories and limited Kennedy gains, noting a retreat from the public power platform and highlighting state election breakdowns that favor private development over government ownership.
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Stewart L. Udall
Roosevelt-Ickes-Truman
Far West
Udall
Rockies
FDR
Nixon
Kennedy
Nevada
New Mexico
Hawaii
Westen
Iowa
Idaho
Hells Canyon
Sen
Dworshak
Goldwater must build a strong Senate campaign operation
The piece argues Goldwater should centralize a capable Senate campaign structure, pick an associate chair, recruit strong candidates nationwide, secure a diverse professional staff, and unify party forces to defend Democratic seats. It emphasizes expanding GOP reach and coordinating with leaders across labor, ethnic, religious, and civic groups to win in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goldwater
Senate
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Javits
Arizona
Antics and Attitudes in Language and Manners
A collage of phrases contrasts how tone and word choice color perception of people and actions. It notes different viewpoints on pride, prudence, and social status, illustrating how language reveals bias and cultural norms.
Letters To The Editor Roil Over Global Tensions And Local Costs
A flood of reader letters debates Kennedy era diplomacy with Cuba and Laos, Fidel Castro’s ultimatum, and U S delegation kneeling logic. Tucson residents question street light costs and tax burden while praising chivalry and defending liberty and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel
Kennedy
Russia
Commrade
Cuba
Castro
John L. Parker
S. Forgens Ave
Tombstone and Lucky Case mine in 1878 photos
An Arizona album presents a bird s eye view of Tombstone known as the town too tough to die. The 1878 photo foregrounds the Lucky Case mine with mule barns visible in a second shot from the same year. Courtesy of Vers J H Macia of Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Lucky Case
J. H. Macia
We’ve Lost No Freedoms a 1941 defense era essay
A 1941 column argues that federal taxation and spending resemble conscription and labor camps, asserting Americans would resist forced service and heavy taxes as threats to freedom. The author questions liberty under New Deal policies and likens tax power to coercive control.
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Peter Howell School
John Flynn
Flynn
Tucson
Anthony Vumbaca
Sth
U.S
Arizona
Washington
Boston
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Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Albert D. Rossellini
House of Representatives
Misther Dooley
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Roscoe Drummond
Sa SD Soe Ray
Hugh Scott
Tion
Rockefeller
John Carroll
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Frank Church
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Oren Long
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Edward Long
Wayne Morse
Joseph Clark
Easil
Scranton
William Scranton
Clark
Ethan Shepley
Washington University
St. Louis
Thomas B. Curtis
Sen. Long
John Bricker
Lausche
Charles Taft
William Ayres
Akron
Sydney Harris
Europe
America
Eric Hoffer
Broadway
Alvernon
Geraldine Milner
United States
Watch Tower of
Lucy Palermo
Yo-Yo
Mauldin
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Khrush
Stan Hurst
S. Herbert Ave
H. B. Wood
Edie
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Albert R. Buehman
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