Budget Row Grows As Tucson School Board Proposes Increase
The Tucson District 1 School Board proposes a next year operating budget of 26.6 million dollars, up 3.3 percent from this year. The plan provides 526 dollars per pupil excluding debt service based on expected attendance, signaling potential savings if projections hold. A citizens committee urged a 300 thousand dollar cut, but the board added 857 thousand dollars, widening a gap of over one million dollars between the board and the committee. Public hearings are set for June 18 with final adoption planned for July 7.
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Not Welcome Here Not Welcome There Bonanno In Canada Tucson
Montreal police want Joe Bonanno deported after arrival in Canada claims he causes trouble. The Tucson stance condemns the Mafia boss and notes Tucson will not welcome him or other underworld figures, urging police and public to act against such elements.
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Eerie Desert Museum photo teases living arachnid mystery
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum members bulletin spotlights a close up of a wolf spider head by Melvin W. Larson. The color image, later shown in Life U.S. Camera and other outlets, features six eyes reflecting ring strobe light while two eyes remain at the sides.
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Europe’s press misreads Goldwater victory say critics
John Chamberlain argues European papers misinterpret Goldwater’s stance on war and peace. He notes editors label him degenerate for NATO policy though his Life magazine foreign policy statement supports a strong Atlantic alliance and argues against atomic defoliation.
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Life Magazine
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Clarence Streit
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Southeast Asia
David Lawrence
Washington
Airborne and Home Bound Military Education Compared
A 1942 column argues the Navy's aristocratic but effective training system outperforms civilian schooling. It notes chapels and spiritual care at Pensacola and Memphis, personal letters to parents, and Navy instructors who mentor youths with strong leadership incentives. The piece links military education to social cohesion amid Johnson era reforms.
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The Ritz and its name in common usage
Cesar Ritz did not seek ostentation yet his hotel became a byword for luxury. The Ritz of Paris, famed for 210 rooms, operates simply and eccentrically with modest rates, lacking floor service phones and radios, shaping a linguistic cachet as its name turned into a global noun and adjective.
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Chui the Bunny Friend of Papagos Builds Bridges
Dr. Bernard L. Fontana ethnologist at the University of Arizona and neighbor to Papagos near the San Xavier Reservation shares his work on Papago culture. He explains limited cross cultural communication and his goal of preservation research and public education at the Arizona State Museum.
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Calif
Yuba City
Alaska
University of Alaska Experimental Farm
Matanuska Valley
A Garish Boondoggle
Washington Post commentary condemns the new House office building as a costly garish project, estimating over 85 million dollars and the most expensive public office building yet, urging Congress to explain the spending and criticizing Capitol Hill taste. The piece mocks supporters and predicts political debates next November.
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Not Filibuster but Useful Debate Says Hruska
Senate debate over the Civil Rights Bill is described by Sen. Roman L. Hruska as useful rather than a filibuster. He notes amended Dirksen provisions and rests with a middle-of-the-road stance, praising cloture and urging corrections to FEPC provisions and measures seen as dangerous to liberty. Cotton also supports cloture and warns against excessive federal power.
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U.S
Senate
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Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
Gov
George W. Wallace
Alabama
FEPC
Woodrow Wilson
Teach Us to Pray In Daily Devotion
A devotional reflection invites readers to imagine the moment when Jesus prays and a disciple asks to be taught to pray. It links prayer with empowerment to heal comfort and teach and seeks the oneness with God Jesus demonstrated. Sourlesy Tucson Council of Carchas.
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