Future Of Tucson Mountain Park Heights And Hopes
The 28000 acre park faces long term plans by Pima County to expand recreation while federal land remains. Improvements totaling about 8000 dollars add picnic units rest rooms and trails as the county begins a lease and purchase program to acquire southern park lands. Projections of 350000 residents by 2000 underscore demand for unspoiled space in the Tucson Mountains as a central future park.
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Tucson Mountain Park
Pima County
Gilbert Ray
Saguaro National Monument
Board of Supervisors
Interior Department
Avra Valley
Tucson
Tucson Mountains
Lenient, legal or lethal in Berlin dispute
The article analyzes West Berlin’s legal position and Khrushchev’s demands amid the Berlin dispute. It weighs a lenient settlement through German-East treaties against a lethal showdown if East German routes are closed, risking war and eroding Allied faith.
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West
Russia
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
Pleasure And Purpose Leisure Sparks U S Outdoor Gear Boom
A recent discussion notes outdoor recreational equipment and toys will reach 44 billion dollars in sales this year. College students urge deeper life purpose beyond security and money, urging a balanced life that includes leisure activities like fishing skiing or golfing.
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U.S
Tombstone Variety Store Razed in 1880 Fire
The California store in Tombstone, famed across southeast Arizona for selling liquor, cigars, tobacco, stationery, dry goods, hardware, and more, burned in the first of two great fires that swept the mining town. a Buckboard milk can remains as a relic of its era.
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Tombstone
Arizona
California
Pioneer of
Hisi
TV and Morality in a Newspaper Gossip Column
George Sokols ky laments TV as a distractor for youths and defends old time morals. He argues parenting, not media, shapes delinquency and criticizes gossip pages for promoting corruption, preferring western crime tales or beatnik chatter for relaxation. Copyright 1961.
Gambling as Emotion Not Morality in Harris Opinion
Sydney Harris argues gambling is an emotional issue, not a moral one, likening the chronic gambler to the alcoholic. He says true immorality lies in the sins of the spirit, and Jesus challenged moral primacy of respectability, urging religion as radical critique of secular society.
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Jesus
Opwriy Pot
United States
Heaven
Police pay raise demanded over mayor’s salary clash
A Tucson reader calls for immediate police salary increases while condemning a Chamber of Commerce push to nearly double the mayor’s pay to 15000 dollars. The letter argues for work, not redistribution, and warns against deficit spending and inflation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
George Pricco
Bellevue St
Landis C. Dennis
E. 33Rd St
Miss Judy Joye Urges Feeding Shark Confidence
Chicago Daily News reports Miss Judy Joye, a skin-diver, telling Hal Boyle she wants to be the first woman to hand feed a shark. She says sharks are unfairly maligned and notes you are more likely to be bitten by a dog, suggesting neighborhood dog prevalence may explain fear.
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Chcago Daily News
Judy Joye
Hal Boyle
Miss Joye
Keep The Green Long Keep The Green Long Pekt
Elizabeth Smith notes months of study on changing U S currency color from green to new hues. She suggests a refreshed design to jazz up the currency while maintaining recognizable features.
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Cleveland Press
U.S
Elizabeth Smith
Extremely Dangerous Argument by Barry Goldwater
U S Senator Barry Goldwater cautions against plebiscitary democracy and expanding federal power. He argues majority rule can erode the rule of law, warns about Castro in Cuba, and notes a UN loan of 400000 to Castro while central government erodes individual influence.
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de Tocqueville
United States
Castro
Cuba
America
Come Ye After Me A Childlike Faith Guiding Believers
A daily devotion urges embracing Christ with childlike trust. It cites Matthew 18 3 and stresses that faith rests in the heavenly Father who walks beside us, hears troubles, and guides the way. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Jesus
Christ
Tucson
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