Regents Face Backlash Over Secrecy At Medical College Vote
The Arizona Board of Regents closed its doors to press and public during a Volker report session on medical school site selection. The Citizen and Arizona Republic urge open meetings as Governor Fannin and appointees face pressure to end secrecy and restore public access to board actions.
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Beauty On Miracle Mile Completes Tucson Beautification
Palm trees rise in center strips and islands along Miracle Mile signaling a major beautification effort. Grass will follow as bare ground gives way to planned landscaping, created through cooperation of local businessmen, the state highway department, and the city.
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Wild animal orphans as pets raise legal and ethical concerns
Arizona Album notes that removing wild animal babies from their habitat for captivity is often illegal and rarely successful as a long term arrangement. It highlights the dangers of hand raising orphans, citing fragile trust, persistent independence drives, and common failure, with expert input from Lewis Wayne Walker of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
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Khrushchev presses Berlin crisis and U.S. resolve
In a stern assessment of Khrushchev’s Berlin stance, the article argues the Soviets seek to force Western withdrawal from West Berlin or gain leverage through a war of nerves. It stresses Western unity, self defense, and adherence to postwar guarantees, noting Adenauer and Brandt's support for freedom and German reunification by free elections.
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Cannon calls for all-out federal takeover of electric power
Rep Clarence Cannon, House Appropriations Committee chair, argues for a $176 million federal transmission system spanning Wyoming to Arizona to create a nationwide government monopoly. He says control of power equals control of the nation, opposing private utilities in favor of taxpayer-financed government operation.
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Sydney Harris Award Day For The Unknowns
A satirical piece proposing annual awards for obscure yet notable behaviors. It cites Oswald Q Flair, Garish Gamut, Alphonse Levy-McPherson, and Dernier Cri as examples of everyday dignity, inviting nominations by mail without jiggling the letter slot.
Hereford Cattleman Harold Thurber Built Ranch Life
Harold Thurber, long-time Southern Arizona cattleman, built Singing Valley Ranch near Greaterville after moving from a sea faring life. He started with no cattle know how in 1922, expanded into purebred Herefords, and now faces drought with a 90 percent calf crop. His sons run ranch operations in California, Texas, and at UC MacArthur.
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Federal Aid To Education Debate Stirs School Policy
A speaker defends teachers and local funding while opposing federal aid to education. He argues federal control via such programs is inevitable, denies accusations of resisting school support, and invites readers to consider their own stance on federal influence in schools.
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Hypocrisy in Red Style over Alabama Outrage
The piece condemns Alabama events while rejecting Soviet lecturing. It cites Moscow radio questioning if we are in the 20th century, pointing to Soviet killings, executions, and tanks in Hungary as reasons not to be proud.
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All Things Great and Small in Daily Life
The devotion warns that big things dominate yet small acts matter most. It urges humility over gadgets and urges daily courtesy, kindness at home, and cheerful words as true greatness. The prayer asks God to keep us from losing ourselves among created gadgets and to live courageously for others. Amen.
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