Decline It Is But No Fall Yet in America says Belk
J Blanton Belk warns Optimist Club in Tucson that the United States faces a critical period with a weakening dollar, Vietnam war strains, urban unrest, rising crime, and a lagging riot commission report while urging renewed American spirit and strong leadership to avert collapse.
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United States of America
J. Blanton Belk
Moral
Optimist Club
Tucson
America
U.S
Johnson
FBI
Rome
Mayor Eyes Annexation Coup To Add 50 000 In City
The mayor declares plans for a peaceful annexation push to bring 50 000 people inside Tucson city limits by fall. He hints at leverage with large landholders but keeps methods unspecified. Critics fear long term damage to growth and neighborly relations.
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Tucson
Kerner Report Critique Highlights Contradictions and Bias
A critical view of the Kerner Commission on Civil Disorders argues the summary misrepresents findings, omits contrary evidence, and reflects One Worldism. It notes Newark and McClellan committee contrasts, calls for failed anti-poverty aims, and claims changes must come from the Black community rather than white society.
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Kerner Commission
McClellan Committee
Congress
Property Owners Rights Questioned In Tuc son Protests
Letters to the editor argue that property owners’ rights are devalued as zoning and Turn Key Housing plans draw protests in Tucson. The writer cites a March 18 hearing and criticizes HUD official Louis Ambler Jr. while questioning the impact on neighborhood desirability and private gain.
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Louis B. Ambler Jr
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
San Francisco
City of
Tucson
Ambler
Modern Tucson Telephone System To Be Installed
A new automatic express multiple telephone system will be installed in Tucson at a cost of 9800 dollars excluding installation. The upgrade aims to reduce crank calls by enabling subscribers to signal operators by lifting the receiver. The project seeks to place Tucson’s system among the finest on the Pacific Coast, rivaling Chicago and Kansas City.
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Tucson
Central
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kansas City
Pima County Medical Society
Pima County Osteopathic Medical Association
Tucson Medical Center
How U S Policy Favors Rolls Royce Over Americans
The column critiques Treasury decisions on balance of payments and a Rolls Royce engine bid for the DC-10 air bus. It argues the administration favors foreign industry over American workers and raises potential losses to the U S balance of payments. It notes job impacts in Ohio Massachusetts California New Mexico New Hampshire and Vermont and cites political pushback from Governor Lausche and Rep Taft.
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U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Rolls- Royce
McDonnell-Douglas
Lockheed
General Electric
Rolls-Royce
U. S
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lausche
Bob Taft
White House
Lynn
Massachusetts
California
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Vermont
International Heart Transplant Authority debate grows
A humorous interview with Dr Heinrich Applebaum explores a proposed International Heart Transplant Authority. The mock dialogue covers locating the body, who receives hearts, and nonmedical questions about emotions, gold, and world leaders, ending with optimism for the concept.
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International Monetary Fund
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