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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
7
A discussion on charitable giving questions how much funds actually aid causes. It notes that 8 billion dollars were donated last year and warns some groups waste money on administration and fundraising. The Tucson Fund Raising Review Board offers guidance to identify responsible campaigns.
A Tucson to Oracle trip, 46 years ago, featured lawyers Elwood Frawley and Kirke Moore relaxing with host Tenney Williams a prominent local banker connected to Consolidated National Bank. Williams recalls deflating tires at sand washes and re inflating them by hand during the Stutz raceabout journey.
In a 1942 Capitol scene, Curtis of Missouri led a bid to send a Pentagon bill back for an $800 million cut, backed by Lindsay of New York, but fell short 149 to show a GOP willingness to trims. Curtis vows more fights on urban transport and medical schooling while promising tax cuts if spending falls.
A columnist argues against Congress creating a National Standards Committee to oversee schools. He warns such a body would be dominated by political interests, stifle local experimentation, and risk imposing a single economic orthodoxy favoring Keynesian ideas. He praises local control as a hedge against uniform, potentially harmful curricula.
Sydney Harris discusses a new electronic monitoring system for critically ill hospital patients. The device tracks pulse temperature heart rate and blood pressure and relays data to a central nursing station. Doctors resist fearing loss of control but some now welcome the renamed Nurse Alert. He offers broader observations on nurses doctors and societal attitudes toward expertise and entertainment.
Readers express mixed opinions on premarital pregnancy and legitimate marriage as a path for young couples. Several letters defend legal marriage for teens, while others critique societal judgments and call for education reform and community equality.
A British medical curiosity dubbed Munchausen Syndrome describes an incurable urge for hospital care. People may even swallow safety pins to secure admission, parodying Bar on Munchausen the 18th century teller. The piece links such talk to U S Medicare debates and socialized medicine fears in Washington.
The article notes how the Pentagon and McNamara era planners shift from Skybolt to Polaris submarines to surface ships, and from Dyna-Soar to Gemini with NASA. It warns allies face rapid change and urges a firm national stance on future weapons and production.
A devotion notes that evil spirits respond first to Jesus in Mark 1 24 28 recognizing a threat and prompting prayer for discernment to recognize God. The piece contrasts swift opposition by evil with slower human recognition and ends with a prayer for alertness to God’s work.
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