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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
6
The piece urges adoption of Senate Bill 25 to switch state school aid from average daily attendance to average daily membership. It argues ADM better reflects enrollment for funding, avoids per day attendance dips, and could boost Tucson District 1 payments by about a million dollars next year.
Senator Barry Goldwater formally declares re election for a third six year Senate term appoints a campaign manager and aims at returning to the Senate. He denies presidential nomination plans while grass roots Goldwater for President efforts quietly form in Arizona to gauge conservative support ahead of 1984 conventions.
Roscoe Drummond urges continuous bipartisan congressional investigation into defense and space contracts. He cites the TFX award to General Dynamics over Boeing, argues for public disclosure of influence communications, and backing for a permanent joint strategy to ensure economy and accountability.
In Washington, President Kennedy may propose a federal watchdog to regulate regulators. The piece argues such a super agency risks expanding bureaucracy, lowering regulator quality, and inflating costs, suggesting pruning agencies like the ICC instead. It recalls Parkinson’s Law and notes four ICC mergers, urging restraint over new supervisory powers.
Sydney Harris argues that power steering automatic shifts and self winding watches reflect a trend toward less effort in daily life. He warns that conveniences erode personal control and conflict with Puritan values while television ads shape distrust and affect private and public life.
The piece critiques George Meany's opposition to the President's Foreign Aid Committee stance, suggesting big labor may be out of step with mainstream thinking. It cites newspaper strikes in New York and Cleveland, port disruptions, and Supreme Court rulings on featherbedding and funding as signs of tension between unions and broader civic interests.
In a March meeting the Flowing Wells PTA pledged public backing of the Flowing Wells Schools including the board administration and teachers. The letter notes mounting criticism lacks objectivity, and highlights a 1962 Citizens' Advisory Committee and Parent Orientation Classes to inform residents.
Granville H. Oury was an early Tucson civic leader who arrived in 1856 after the Gadsden Purchase. He served as a lawyer and became the first chief justice of the U.S. District Court, and in Civil War days was a delegate to the Confederate Congress. Born March 12 1825 in Abingdon Virginia he died in 1891 and was brother to William S. Oury.
A 1963 commentary notes Democrats once criticized Republican foreign policy under Eisenhower and Kennedy. It cites statements by Ad Council, Truman, Kennedy, and Gore about missteps and ethics in U.S. foreign policy. The author argues Democrats have little room to complain now.
The piece reflects on discerning reality from appearances, noting Mark 9 2 8. It cites misjudgments of Bell by Twain and urges honest self reflection and gratitude for God's revelation in Christ through prayer for daily responsibilities and clear sight.
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