Broad base needed for Tucson Chamber expansion
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce and two major local promo agencies formed a unified body and aim to boost active participation and membership. With 1,600 members of about 5,500 merchants, leadership pushes a steady drive of about 50 new members monthly to support business development tourism conventions and industrial growth.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine Climate Club Visitors and Convention Bureau
Industrial Development Department
Chamber
West
Congress Street
Good News On Air Front In Tucson Air Study
The City of Tucson reports only minor increases in air pollution over two years based on University of Arizona studies funded by a $4,500 annual city grant. Initiated four years ago, the program aims to track pollution levels to guide future regulations and protect clear air as population grows.
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University of Arizona
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
California
Pima County
Pulte Pst
LPAI
Ground Squirrels in Arizona Pioneering Era Decline
The piece notes ground squirrels were rare during pioneer days while predators were common. European arrival led to predator killings, causing rodent population explosions. Some counties and ranchers pay bounties for dead ground squirrels to curb damage.
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Lewis Wayne Walker
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Big boom or inflation hangover ahead in 1964 economy
The analyst predicts a possible boom driven by rising private investment and government spending, with 40 billion plus in new capital outlays and robust tool orders. But he warns that continued deficits and public works could fuel inflation and threaten a later downturn after a short-lived prosperity.
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Ofe
Kennedy
House of Representatives
White House
Divorce and the Presidency in the 1964 GOP race
The 1964 Republican nomination battle shifts as Nelson Rockefeller faces a divorce and remarriage scandal. Goldwater gains momentum while Rockefeller’s prospects falter, with voters in the South and Midwest likely to view the divorce as a handicap. Gallup shows Rockefeller slipping from 49 to 43 percent and Goldwater rising from 17 to 26 percent.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Rockefeller
Rockefaller
United States
South
Midwest
Nixon
Gallup
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Goldwater
Shifting word meanings from crummy to literally across time
Sydney Harris discusses how English terms evolve, sometimes to opposite meanings. He cites crummy, casualty, painful, scan, literally, partly, maudlin, and other examples to show language shifting over the centuries and warns that many words worsen in meaning. Copied 1943.
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John Moore
Mary Magdalene
England
Jesus
Navy recruiter calls Tucson a top station in the region
Tony Gonzales senior chief petty officer leads the Navy Recruiting Office in Tucson reporting Arizona as the best recruiting district in the area. He notes a summer peak of 35 to 40 enlistments monthly and a minimum of 12 to 20 off season.
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Tony Gonzales
Tucson
Gonzales
China
Korea
Arctic
Pacific
Navy
Arizona
Federal
Nevada
California
What A Jam in Portland Space Squeezed By Cars
The Oregonian editorial compares California Bankers Association figures on 7.5 million cars to Oregon's 1.1 million vehicles. At 20 feet per car, road space would cover 3800 miles. bumper to bumper would reach about 3333 miles, about ten lanes from Washington to California. The piece questions multilane freeways.
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McGraw- Hill
California Bankers Association
Disneyland
Oregon
Oine
California
Washington Line
Broken Promises and the Communist World View
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that Soviet communists cannot honor agreements due to atheism and total domination by the state. He cites Khrushchev’s son in law Adzhubei and quotes about breaking words to illustrate a fundamental Soviet stance. He asserts the United States should assume Soviet promises are unreliable in diplomacy.
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United States
Free World
Berlin
Laog
Adzhubei
Kremlin
Forgiveness The Christian Way To Turn Enemies Into Friends
Daily devotion urges kindness and forgiveness drawing on Ephesians 4 32 and Matthew 18 21 35. It argues forgiving others is mature and constructive offering sweetness over bitterness and transforming foes into friends.
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Jesus
Gourteay
Tucson Counell
Ghurehed
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