Kiwanis May Take Asthma Foundation For Project
The five Kiwanis Clubs of Greater Tucson plan to sponsor the National Foundation for Asthmatic Children. The Sahuaro School at 6015 E Broadway serves about 40 children and could aid 200 to 300 with care and research in asthma in Tucson and nationwide.
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National Foundation For Asthmatic Children
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Alabama
Southwest
Phoenix
What Is Mission 66 and Its Park Plans
The National Park Service launches Mission 66 a 10 year program to upgrade and enlarge park facilities by 1966 the 50th anniversary of the service. It aims to boost capacity from 25 million visitors to handle up to 80 million and asks Congress to fund the improvements for national heritage and vacation travel.
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Night blooming cereus life and desert beauty at museum
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum presents an article by Lewis Wayne Walker detailing the life cycle of the night blooming cereus. From tiny seeds and years of growth to a single night of radiant blooms, the plant's patient development highlights nature's artistry in the desert.
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Desert Museum Seeere
Lewis Wayne Walker
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
An American Is An American discusses ethnic divisions in politics
George E. Sokolski critiques the Republican National Committee's ethnic division and compares it to Democratic tactics. He reflects on New York City demographics, historical shifts among Irish Jews Italians and Puerto Ricans, and warns that ethnic divisions aim to manipulate voters rather than uphold universal Americanism.
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David Niles
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Let's Be Unpopular About Soviet Moves And Motives
Washington notes growing evidence that Moscow is winning the minds war by appearing liberal and less aggressive. The piece cites gains such as dropping Turkey claims, allowing Austrian independence, Titoism, reduced armed forces, and opening frontiers, while warning several hard limits remain and urging vigilance.
Letters discuss boating safety and public statue taste in Tucson
A Tucson Desert Yacht Club member protests article on boat safety by Steve Ellingson, urging safer load capacities and gear. A reader criticizes a courthouse statue Mamie as inappropriate and unprogressive, defending beauty despite tradition and proposing rugged Southwest symbolism.
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Tucson Desert Yacht Club
Steve Ellingson
Arizona
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Outboard Motor Club of America
United States Coast Guard
Yous
Tucson Desert
Savage
Southwest
Aid To Schools Under Threat Of Federal Control
Rep. James B. Utt voices strong opposition to federal aid to education, warning that universal federal involvement would push schools toward centralized control and undermine local autonomy. He condemns education lobbyists and New Deal allies for promoting what he calls a socialist, sugar-coated trap.
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California
James B. Utt
Calif
American suits lead world fashion says Daroff
Hal Boyles notebook quotes Michael Daroff president of H Daroff and Sons on American men as best dressed. He contrasts European trends and notes the fall colors bright gray blue double breasted styles and square shoulders. He cites common mistakes like long pants and coat sleeves and estimates a basic wardrobe costs about 700 for initial setup and under 200 a year to maintain.
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Michael Daroff
Daroff
Europe
America
Rockies No Longer Isolated by Industrial Ties
Denver area, once remote, grows as a Midwest and West hub. Defense spending drives growth while retail and commercial building stay steady. Trans-America Corp expands from California to Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado linking Rocky Mountain banks to San Francisco.
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Why Did It Happen To Me In God’s Plan
Daily devotion reflects on Job 23 10 and life blows as a tool to refine character The essay compares tough experiences to hammered brass and silver noting resilience and growth The prayer asks for strength gratitude and trust that adversity serves divine purpose Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches
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