Arizonans Stand On Major 1963 Issues Poll Summary
Three polls by Rep. Morris Udall and two Arizona papers gauge public opinion in Arizona on federal aid and U.N. membership. Results vary by region with liberals favoring Udall and conservatives favoring papers. Aims include deficit reduction and restraint on New Frontier policies.
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Arizona
Congress
Morris Udall
Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Udall
Maricopa County
Tucson
Republic
U.S
United Nations
Citizen
the Republic
Rep
Department of Urban Affairs
Forebodings of a national railway workers strike
Reporter VIctor Riesel notes grim expectations of a possible June railroad stoppage. The piece centers on Southern Railway’s offer to keep 1200 firemen for life while phasing out new hires, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen’s rejection. Tense standstill looms between Southern Railway System and the union, with arbitration as a potential path but widespread strike fears persist.
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Southern Railway System
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Jacksonville
Fla
White House
Union
Brotherhood
Firemen’s Brotherhood
Presidential Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Southern
Strangle Castro Short Of War By John Chamberlain
Column argues against labeling tougher Cuba policy as a war folk, urging seven steps short of war to pressure Castro. Proposals include counter propaganda, resuming petroleum blockade, recognizing a Cuban exile government, aiding sabotage and guerrillas, enforcing the Monroe Doctrine, and withholding loans to attentive nations. Also mentions Eliot Janeway and Guillermo Belt plans and cites Iceland and Guatemala as spine examples.
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Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Latin America
Cuba
Paul M. Heilman
American Chamber of Commerce
Havana
Castro
Guillermo Belt
United States
Iceland
Guatemala
U.S
Keflavik
Kennedy
Congress
Writers Are Poor At Letters and Houdini Anecdotes
A Sydney Harris column argues that professional writers often dislike letter writing while citing Beatrice Houdini’s memoirs about her husband’s clumsiness with bulbs and a lamp. The piece muses on life, death, and the notion that even extraordinary dexterity omits personal skill, ending with a remark on life’s worth.
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Beatrice Houdini
Letters To The Editor Spur Civic Debate On Taxes And Libraries
A collection of letters raises concerns about trailer residents not paying school taxes, vandalism linked to union tensions, Kennedy era foreign policy criticisms, and praise for librarian John Anderson. Writers push for higher library funding and clarify publication rules for letters to the editor.
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John Anderson
Tucson
Arizona Album DR Freeman Noted Figure Here
Dr Merrill P Freeman of Tucson was a rugged pioneer whose life spanned Wells Fargo raids mining banking and university leadership. Born 1844 in Ohio he moved to Iowa California Nevada and Arizona becoming a postmaster banker and regent with a long influence on state finance and education.
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Freeman
Merrill P. Freeman
Tucson
Wells Fargo
Arizona
Ohio
M. P. Freeman
Iowa
California
Nevada
Old Pueblo
Bank of D. Henderson
Bank of Tucson
Consolidated National
Santa Cruz Valley Bank
Arizona National
Consolidated Rian
U of A
University
Allene Maxwell
Old Pueblo Club
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society
Why The Recession Threat by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that forecasting a recession provokes one. He criticizes the White House and the Kennedy era tax program, noting economic indicators deny imminent recession and warning that repeated warnings may create demand for a downturn. He cites rising consumer purchasing power and public savings while urging restraint in rhetoric.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
White House
Congress
Do Good Deeds Without Boast Says Daily Devotion
A daily devotion cites Acts 10 34 43 urging kindness and healing as expressions of faith. It notes social hesitance to boast of virtuous motives yet insists on valuing deeds of mercy as true love for God. A prayer asks God to accept merciful actions over ritual offerings.
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Jesus of Nazareth
God
Teckon Cotinell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Udall
Dennis the Menace
Victor Riesel
Washington, D.C
Labor
Cleveland
John Chamberlain
Mr. Heilman
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
New York
Eliot Janeway
Mr. Janeway
Brazil
Venezuela
Russia
Sydney Harris
Houdini
Houdinis
Ceeyrignt
A. F. Cosentino
S. Forgens Ave
Laguna
James Herndon
Henry Acereto
Vincent D. Roth
Ariz
MR. Kennedy
Laos
Viet Nam
Dean Acheson
Acheson
China
James Wellman
Campbell Ave
Anderson
Himmel Park
Roberta Calkins
Calle de Sato
Albert R. Buehman
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