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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1963

Page

5

Inside City Hall Budget Briefings Highlight Tucson Growth

Tucson grows rapidly and faces rising department requests totaling about 25 million for next year Yet the city must balance a 16 million budget due to a 1 75 per hundred tax cap and previous deficits An enlarged Community Development Committee is proposed to coordinate capital needs across city county Sanitary District and schools for orderly planning and bond funding considerations.

Tucson City Hall Pima County Lew Davis Greater

Arizona Album Depicts Pennington Street Sawmill Founder

The photo shows John Pennington, son of Elias Green Pennington, who opened a sawmill on the arroyo that became Pennington Street in Tucson. Pennington settled the Old Pueblo in 1857 and abandoned the mill when the arroyo was filled to create the street. The image came from the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society via Mrs. Forbes.

Pennington John Pennington Elias Green Pennington Old Pueblo Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society Robert H. Forbes Penningtons Pennington Street The

Watching Fuse Burn To An End

John Chamberlain argues that denying Skybolt to England damaged Harold Macmillan and boosted Harold Wilson, risking a shift in Britain and Europe. Wilson's state controlled economy plans threaten Western unity, and de Gaulle's stance may end Erhard's chancellorship, risking a 30 year setback.

Washington Mordecai Ezekiel Harold Wilson

Khrushchev haunted by his own admissions

Roscoe Drummond analyzes Khrushchev's recent speech to Soviet intellectuals in which he claims ignorance of Stalin's crimes. The piece argues Khrushchev's denial clashes with known events and suggests it undermines his moral stance and the legitimacy of communism.

Mr. Khrushchev Khrushchev Stalin Mr. K

Best Way to Fight Communism Opinion Piece

Sydney Harris argues against anti Communist zealotry and anti Communist bookstores urging education over propaganda. He warns against labeling opponents as communists and endorses reading diverse books to judge for oneself. He cites Lichtenberg on distrust of power as a measure of intelligence.

Letters to the Editor on the Liberty Amendment debated

Citizens comment on the Arizona Liberty Amendment and its potential tax implications. Letters praise and caution the proposal, warning of head tax risks and urging readers to inform representatives. The exchanges reference editorial pages and concern broader federal finance effects.

Arizona House of Representatives Congress House of Representatives Arizona The Citizen United States

Senator Robertson urges $6 billion budget cuts in 1964 plan

Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia, on the Senate Appropriations Committee, calls for cuts totaling at least 6 billion dollars in the 1964 budget to accompany any tax cut. He targets non defense programs, education funding, area redevelopment, foreign aid, NSF and NIH, and defense procurement and housing costs.

Barry Goldwater U.S Arizona Kennedy Sen. Robertson Senate Appropriations Committee Senate National Science Foundation National Institute of Health Congress

Suffering Servant Hymn Reflects Jesus in Isaiah

Daily devotion cites Isaiah 53 verses 4 to 9 noting the suffering servant prophecy of Jesus. It recalls the disciples misjudging his suffering and urges Christians to follow his example of helping those in need. Prayer asks the church to embrace a mission of obedience and service. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churched.

Jesus Jesus Christ Tucson

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