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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
5
The piece urges a yes vote on Proposition 2 in the June 26 bond election to fund new City facilities. It argues Tucson’s growth outpaces current police, court, jail, fire and office space and calls the bond essential to modernize municipal services.
A record total of 1 437 Tucson youngsters joined the Citizen YMCA Learn To Swim program this year receiving free lessons daily this week. They begin unable to swim and will earn certificates Friday night after mastering basic skills for safer water enjoyment and lifelong fitness.
Arizona native Joseph Roberts, a frontier scout and rancher, details decades of rough luck and rugged work in the early Southwest. He recalls packing gear into a remote New Mexico ranch, hunting deer including a rare white spotted buck, and learning from an old hunter about the so called mad stone said to cure animal bites.
Roscoe Drummond argues Republicans and Kennedy Democrats clash over economic performance and policy. Both sides present measured critiques of the other’s record while advocating tax reform and prudent governance, noting growth, unemployment, and rising costs as context.
Local merchants urge support for all bond proposals in the upcoming election. The letter stresses community growth and progressive planning despite controversies surrounding some measures.
A 1962 article argues auto-suggestion shapes behavior more than external brain washing. It cites university tests showing belief triggers cold symptoms without virus and recounts hydrophobia cases driven by expectation, stressing the need to build strong egos in children to resist manipulation.
The text argues that fear of failure, war, and political outcomes shapes public sentiment. It critiques war costs near 160 billion annually, government controls expanding private enterprise, and civil liberties retention since 1933. It highlights economic turmoil, Khrushchev’s costly operations, and the need to confront fear to strengthen the nation.
U S Senator Barry Goldwater argues against mandatory participation in federal medical care programs. He condemns taxes funding King Anderson as coercive, contrasting voluntary insurance with government backed plans and warning of dictatorial powers for health and welfare officials. Copyright 1962.
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