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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
10
CAB examiner recommends Tucson service by National Airlines and Delta Airlines. Likely both may operate southern routes within the year, boosting air traffic and aiding the airport authority's plans for a $3 million terminal and airport developments.
President Eisenhower says the Japan treaty constitutes a signal defeat for international Communism and points to hopeful prospects from his Far Eastern goodwill tour. Yet lingering tensions from the Tokyo riots, anti American sentiment, and misjudgments by top officials threaten the treaty’s meaning and future.
In Guaymas Sonora 1887 Telesiora of San Miguel Horcasitas married railroad worker Angulo Navarrette. She later moved with family to Tucson in 1911 and died July 20, 1923. Her silk wedding gown featured imported material from Alamos and Miguel Horcasitas.
Report notes Dwight D Eisenhower allies expect a Washington dinner to hint at Richard Nixon choosing labor secretary Jim Mitchell as his vice presidential running mate. Mitchell, a long-time labor policy figure, has courted union support and challenged Goldwater at the Spokane GOP convention.
A political column argues Kennedy uses hardball tactics to lock down a first ballot presidential nomination. It notes backlash from governors Meyner Rosellini Brown LaSalle and Wagner and questions whether religious issue pressure may backfire on Catholic Kennedy.
HAL BOYLE surveys the political arena noting the skeptical public and media barbs facing presidential hopefuls. The piece compiles quips about age looks voting records and campaign optics in a brisk, era reflecting tone.
A reader lauds Frances Willis, U S ambassador to Norway, for refusing contact with Mikoyan at an Oslo industrial show. The letter argues for a boycott of Japanese goods, cites Owen Lattimore criticisms, and endorses Adlai Stevenson return with Kennedy as running mate, urging support for his candidacy.
A department store misrouted a flag inquiry to Toys and Games showing flags are used as patriotic symbols not toys. The piece notes children see the flag at school and influence parents to buy, while adults often take the Stars and Stripes for granted until a nudge from events or people.
U S Senator From Arizona argues that discipline, not laws or planning, shapes moral behavior. He condemns overreliance on prohibition, praises Alcoholics Anonymous, and calls for strengthening individuals to resist temptation and uphold responsibility. Copyright 1980.
The devotional reflects Colossians 1 18 and 13 24 noting Jesus as the firstborn from the dead and the high priest of future blessings. It urges believers to share in His destiny to be with Him and like Him, culminating in a prayer for daily guidance and salvation. Courtesy Tuewen Council of Churches.
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