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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
6
The Arizona law allows publication of juvenile names and court records with two exceptions, major crimes and major traffic offenses. The Citizen endorses a moderate policy, printing names only for serious offenses while avoiding sensationalism and protecting youths in minor cases.
President Eisenhower moves to prune his conservative aides and install allies of the Modern Republicanism agenda. Treasury chief Humphrey departs. Robert B. Anderson takes over with a softer stance on policy, while State Defense and other posts see space for reformist appointees.
The Eastland and McClellan committees hear UAW officials and labor leaders invoke the Fifth Amendment amid accusations of Communist ties and corruption. Walt Reuther faces pressure as Dave Beck's case dominates debate about loyalty, leadership, and the direction of America's labor movement.
Hal Boyle humorously recalls planned four upper front tooth extraction for Father’s Day and a struggle with his wife and dentist. After a mistaken dread, he loses a tooth during a farewell banquet and finds humor in aging and the dental upgrade as part of life’s adventures.
The American Thrift Assembly a federation claiming half a million members seeks tax deductible pension contributions for self employed individuals. Backed by groups like the AMA and NARB the effort targets the Jenkins Keogh bill with local thrift assemblies in 435 districts. Donohue the ATA chairman says action is unlikely this year but public education will intensify and support may grow ahead of the 1958 election. Mail to Congress already runs high with hundreds of letters daily.
The piece notes rising costs and prices worry businessmen and economists more than a recession. It cites inflation fears in fall, potential steel price boosts, housing soft spots hardening, and investors weighing bond and stock movements as output falls.
The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum reports killdeer nests and fledglings around Tucson. Parent birds lure predators away by feigning injury, with one wing dragged as a decoy to protect eggs or young. After rescue, human foster care requires constant attention and can be trialing due to large feeding needs.
Governor McFarland hints at a 1960 Senate bid amid a Goldwater surge and GOP tensions in Phoenix. A contested pro run resolution was introduced, while Young Democrats rebuke pre primary endorsements. New press attention from Time magazine and local party figures signal a high stakes political maneuvering scene in Maricopa and Pima counties.
A devotional reflection celebrates the church's spiritual legacy amid early persecutions. It recalls visiting Roman catacombs and notes Paul’s words that faith hope and love endure. The prayer asks God to help believers follow saints in virtuous living toward heavenly joys. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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