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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
8
Lew Davis announced he will seek a second term as Tucson mayor in the November city election and Republican primary on Sept 17. The Citizen endorses Davis and urges party approval, praising his administration and public service.
Dr. Robert L. Nugent longtime UA professor dean and vice president and Rhodes Scholar died leaving a legacy of academic excellence and service. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Grace Episcopal as the UA community honors a scholar who helped shape the university and its scholarship programs.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues taxpayers subsidize higher education while students reap benefits. He cites California's cost and proposes state student loans to be paid after graduation, with possible higher interest and extended terms, freeing funds for K-12 and addressing access for late starters.
The piece surveys Gen Lucius Clay as a possible 1964 Republican candidate amid Romney Rockefeller and Goldwater maneuvers. It notes Clay’s West German leadership, strategic stance on Korea Berlin Cuba and Asia, his banking ties, and questions his age at 66 as a political asset or flaw.
Sydney Harris argues humor exposes seriousness flaws in leaders and scholars. He contrasts Cooper Hutchins Shaw Chesterton Twain and others, noting pompous gravity masks shallow thought and that true education and freedom require relaxed yet vigilant thinking.
Readers challenge opposition to a proposed school for retarded children and urge broader access to education. They defend American rights, praise civil rights protests, and propose a no fee architecture competition for Tucson's civic center and cultural complex.
Drawing titled Chain of Natural Spires On The Gila River created 117 years ago by J. M. Stanly of Lt. William H. Emory’s recon party. Sketch depicts Gila canyon walls below San Pedro junction, camp dated November 8, 1846, as Army of the West traversed Arizona and California deserts toward San Diego.
U S Senator Barry Goldwater and Sen Strom Thurmond advocate a Senate inquiry into whether reserve officers can serve in Congress. They cite Article 1 Section 6 and cite Title V Section 30 R (d) to argue reservists may hold office, noting past committee findings and urging resolution for public clarity.
A devotional note on Ephesians 3 18 19 praising the vast love of Christ that surpasses knowledge It recalls Paul as a self profiled sinner and stresses God's love transforming hearts while inviting believers to seek the measure of that divine breadth length height and depth Courtesy Tucson Council of Chusehee
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