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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
7
City finances and departmental spending receive impartial scrutiny from Post Auditor Jules H. Ross in Tucson. His first annual report credits officials and heads of departments for correcting prior deficits as a $1 million shortfall is reduced.
A TV telethon planned Saturday night into Sunday originates in Phoenix and will be piped to Tucson via Channel 13. The Tucson Fund Raising Review Board has not approved the Phoenix appeal, so residents are advised to direct donations to the local Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Southern Arizona at 3825 East 2nd Street.
Arizona Album describes congressional action granting protection to all eagles in the United States starting April. The piece notes debates and myths about eagles, and includes a photo of an adult and a young eagle feeding on a jack rabbit. It quotes Lewis Wayne Walker of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum on falconry training and weight limits for the bird in flight.
In a 1963 column, Holmes Alexander contrasts Democrats backing the Youth Conservation Corps with Republicans who oppose federal youth jobs programs. He notes Humphrey's long push, GOP skepticism, and argues for domestic youth reform, urging specific Republican bills and action rather than inaction.
James Marlow notes a return to normalcy after a flurry of U S Soviet British Canadian and Cuban tensions. Khrushchev withdrew missiles from Cuba but kept troops and prompted partisan debates in Congress while De Gaulle Sino British NATO issues sparked criticism. The piece ends with a cautious sense that calm may be brief.
The essay argues humans uniquely wish and often fail to choose rightly. Ortega y Gasset warns newly rich seek middlemen to direct desires, mistaking material upgrades for genuine wishes. True wishes arise from a clear self vision. without it, many wants become pseudo desires.
Charles Carson, longtime educator and community leader, retires as District 1 associate superintendent this June. Known as Mr Education in Arizona, he reflects on a career spanning Casa Grande Union High School to Tucson High School, pastoral to school board work, and pride in students who became professionals. He plans fishing and travel in retirement.
U S Senator from Arizona touts a two year plan for a 100 dollar tax credit against net federal income tax for real property school taxes. The proposal would spare about 40 million taxpayers from federal control while boosting funds to education without federal aid, and would operate regardless of itemizing or standard deductions. Copy—1953
Worldwide churchwomen gather in prayer urging forgiveness and the spirit of Jesus. They seek to cast out hatred and prejudice to become servants spreading peace on earth through devotion and collective prayer. Courtesy Tycton Council of Churches.
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