What Will Become Of New Frontier Tax Proposals
President Kennedy urged Congress to reform the federal income tax with lower rates and broad changes. Opposition grows on cost and middle income impact, with deficit fears. Byrd may challenge, Heller defends a balanced budget view and urges tax cuts despite debt.
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Harvard
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Tucson Air Quality Labeled Safe Now Despite Growth Risk
Public health experts in Tucson reported air pollution is not currently a health problem, with F J Brady noting levels below danger and widespread city layout aiding dispersion, while C A Lindstrom warned pollution could become dangerous as the city grows, urging preventive measures.
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Goldwater on education and frontier reform ideas
The interview with Senator Goldwater discusses the New Frontier education bills, his manual training stance, and skepticism about universal higher education. He praises hands-on skills, critiques federal social programs, and notes potential Kennedy-Goldwater campaign dynamics.
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JFK Trip Seen As Useful for Western Europe Policy
Roscoe Drummond argues President Kennedy's European mission is prudent and necessary. He cites civil rights progress at home, international dangers to NATO, and talks with Adenauer, Erhard, Segni, and Macmillan as essential for reaffirming U S commitment and countering Cold War threats. Copyright 1962.
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China
British Guiana
The Commencement Speech You Deserve
Art Buchwald lampoons graduation addresses by blasting the solemn tone and parental sacrifices. He claims graduates inherit a world adults assure is flawless while urging instant wealth and deterring responsibility. The piece skewers a generation’s hubris and the “fallout in my hair” ending.
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Thankless Tech
Trust and respect our leaders questioned by letter writers
A collection of letters to the editor voices distrust of national leaders and the Kennedy administration. Readers question blind faith in elected officials amid Bay of Pigs, the Pentagon, and foreign policy concerns. They urge scrutiny, not obedience, and debate Civil Defense funding and local government actions.
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Castro
Hitler
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Morris Udall
Kennedy Boys
Arizona
Mr. Kennedy
Tuc
Hayden Peak Named for Arizona Pioneer C T Hayden
Arizona Album notes Hayden Peak in Grand Canyon National Park honors Charles T. Hayden, early Tucson settler and Tempe founder. Born 1825 in Connecticut, he moved to Arizona in 1858, ran Tempe ferry and first flour mill, bracketed by roles as probate judge and local pioneer. He died in Tempe in 1907 per the Pioneers’ Historical Society.
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Bible Reading Beats Down Language, Court Ruling Cited
A columnist laments the Supreme Court ruling on Bible reading in schools, arguing it may erode literacy and threaten the Bible’s role in shaping English prose. He recalls personal incentives for reading King James text and fears future courses will dilute cultural foundations. Copyright 1943
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God’s sadness at hatred and sin in man
The Tucson Council of Churches reflects on Genesis and a Fannie Hurst reference to Morris and Felix, contrasting God’s sorrow over humanity’s hatred with man’s hurt from wrongdoing, noting divine hurt comes from sin itself, not fault or punishment.
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