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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

9

Arizona Medical School Debate Sparks Calls for Reason

State leaders unite to support the University of Arizona medical school and the authority of the Board of Regents over the Tempe initiative. Advertisements by prominent Arizonans urge orderly government and warn the ballot effort could fracture state unity and delay progress.

Arizona Board’ of Regents Volker University of Arizona Maricopa County Board of Regents Arizona State University Tempe Tucson Phoenix Pima County

Ringneck Herefords and the Mule Creek Mavericks

In Mule Creek New Mexico Jack Bass and a rancher recount a harsh tale of calf weaning using five gallon oil cans strapped to calves with wire. They describe hiring brutal practices to cover wages, the creation of a weaning canyon, and the origin of the Ringneck Hereford name from neck marks.

Jack Bass Mule Creek N.M

Bring Back The Old Woodshed And Cracking Down On Crime

George Sokolsky argues that urban parks are unsafe, blaming rising crime on juvenile offenders and progressive reforms. He urges harsh punishment, including hanging judges and corporal discipline, claiming police corruption grows as youth crime increases, and laments the loss of the old woodshed as a metaphor for diminished social control.

Fly Old Glory on the Glorious Fourth

Letters to the editor praise flying the American flag and urge broader display on Independence Day and holidays. Contributors include K N Dahle Mildred B Gately Thelma McQuade Carroll Read and many residents citing patriotism and practical gift offers and reminders of policy.

Why I am Going To Washington by Art Buchwald

Art Buchwald jokes about moving from Paris to Washington for two years. He notes celebrations in the capital, real estate chatter near the White House, and plans to influence U S leaders less in France and more from the FBI wakeup hours in Washington. He quips about advisers and the absurdity of political prestige.

Paris United States of America Washington James Restons Walter Lipp Manns White House Herald Tribune United States France America Gen. de Gaulle Adenauer Macmillan Europe Vve FBI Christ Pontius Pilate Francis Gary Powers

Best Allies We Have in a Global Moral Crisis

A 1962 reflection questions U S policy toward captive peoples behind the Iron Curtain and in Cuba, arguing that internal allies are more vital than formal NATO partners. It cites Lord Jim and Powers as examples of personal responsibility while urging a national stance commensurate with America’s size and influence.

Joseph Conrad Jim South Seas Poland Hungary Balkan States Cuba East Berlin North Korea North Vietnam China NATO South Korea Philippine Republic Laos SEATO Sen. Mansfield Foreign Relations Committee South East Asia Lord Jim Powers NEA

What Is The NEA A Dr R E Wilson column explainer

Dr Robert E Wilson answers readers questions on the National Education Association describing its size aims and authority. The piece explains NEA membership voluntary status lobbying impact and how it coordinates from Washington with local units and questions about school dress codes.

National Education Association Board of Education Robert &. Wilson

Daily Devotion Embrace God in Daily Tasks

A Tucson council urges Christians to perform routine work in everyday life for the glory of God. Citing Brother Lawrence, the piece notes that even simple kitchen chores can honor the divine, urging solemnity without pomposity in work across kitchens offices and fields.

Lawrence Tucson Council of Churches

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