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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
10
An official Soviet Encyclopedia statement argues hatred sharpens vigilance and hardens stance against enemies. It claims hatred toilers’ enemies fuels socialist humanism and separates it from alleged sugary philanthropy.
The Modern Courts Amendment qualified for the November ballot with about 50 000 signatures from the State Bar committee. It envisions unifying Arizona s court system into one integrated structure and adds an intermediate appeals court and new jurisdiction rules. The plan also proposes higher judge salaries and sessions outside Phoenix, with broad public consideration to follow.
Irene Matas born in Los Angeles on September 17 1888 grew up in the Matas family homes in Tucson near Armory Park and Pennington Street. She married Frank Darling of Los Angeles and spent most of her life there until her death January 13 1931.
The 1940 Democratic fight pits Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy against each other at the convention. Their rival strengths threaten party unity in a time of world crisis, with Kennedy warning of religion as a barrier to renomination and Johnson challenging the party’s core coalition of labor, regional, and southern interests.
In this 1960 column, Holmes Alexander critiques equal time rhetoric on airwaves and press freedom. He cites Jagan and Castro, questions self government in Trinidad, and argues liberal pacifism aids communism while noting the Caracas conference as a debacle. He warns perfection is unattainable and warns against imperial press controls.
Hal Boyle presents a satirical view on marriage and its effects on women. The piece contrasts pre and post marriage habits, energy, and outlook, questioning why many seek matrimony despite purported declines in independence and vitality. The tone is provocative and reflective of midcentury gender stereotypes.
The piece notes income tax deadlines for individuals on installment plans and corporate taxes, with banks reporting stronger lending cash and Treasury bills offering solid yields. It explains why corporate treasuries are flush this week, citing lower short term rates and easing money conditions.
A 1990 editorial argues for a fixed spending ceiling on campaigns with felony penalties for violations to curb costs and curb underhanded funding. It critiques broadcast time proposals and notes past limits like the Hatch Act insufficient, urging uniform expenditure caps to level the political field.
A suggested note to Nikita Khrushchev urges an apology for Paris insults and proposes a two year delay before a new Summit. It outlines conditions on open skies, satellite freedom, aerial inspections, and nonaggression, while contrasting U S strength and restraint with Soviet provocations.
A devotional piece reflects on first Corinthians 12 28c and 2 beat emphasizing that all Christians teach the next generation. It asks readers to consider church school roles and the church as a global teacher with a closing prayer for teachability. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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