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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1963

Page

8

Grumbling About Taxes Ahead Of Tucson School Budget Hearings

The Tucson District 1 School Board begins six public budget hearings May 7 8 9 15 16 and 17 at 7 30 p m in the Education Center 1010 E 10th St to consider a 1983 64 budget likely raising taxes. District 1 must educate about 3 000 more students next year and operating costs far exceed building expenses. Citizens are urged to attend and voice views at hearings to influence the budget before tax bills arrive.

Tucson 10Th St Citizen Peter Starrett

New Hampshire Lottery Law Sparks Debate and Revenue Hope

New Hampshire last week legalized a state lottery to fund schools, projecting about 4 million dollars annually from two sweepstakes each year. Proponents cite revenue and moral alignment with earlier pari mutuel betting while opponents, notably New England clergy, challenge the policy. A Republican legislature and a Democratic governor backed the measure amid broader national talk of a possible national lottery and federal gambling debates.

New Hampshire New England America Paul A. Fine R-N.y House of Representatives Underworld

Arizona Album Reveals Early Mormon Pioneers in Arizona

A historical photo from the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society shows four identified pioneers likely taken in the early 1880s. Figures include Silas Smith, Joseph C. Fish, Edward W. Webb, and Joseph F. Fish, with an unidentified boy. Fish later wrote a history of Arizona found in the Society archives.

Arizona Historical Society Silas Smith Jesse N. Smith Snowflake Ariz Joseph C. Fish Apache Navajo Edward W. Webb Navajo County Joseph F. Fish Graham County Holbrook The Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society

Thank God for Your Forthright Stand on Disarmament

A Tucson reader thanks the editor for bold disarmament coverage and urges continued alarm about the State Department plan to turn armaments over to the United Nations. Letters quote Hoover and cite Udall, Humphrey, Kennedy and Khrushchev, urging peace through strength and opposition to unilateral disarmament.

America Yost United Nations State Department U.N Tucson Udall Citizen Russia Khrushchev Kennedy U.S

Congress Doings Show Strain in Budget Fight and Defense Tug

Congress struggles with Kennedy budget pressures and pork barrel politics as the House restores slashed public works funds. Gen Cley and McNamara exert influence, weakening congressional control while calls for White House leadership grow but often miss aligned goals.

Defense Department Congress Defense McNamara A Samson Pentagon McNamara White House Kennedy Legislative Branch

Soviet troops in Cuba threaten Western Hemisphere position

The author argues that removing Soviet troops from Cuba is urgent to prevent a broader Soviet foothold in Latin America. He warns Duvalier in Haiti may invite Castro’s forces, risking a domino effect on U S and Atlantic Alliance. He states the administration must act decisively with broad public support.

United States JFK Cuba Khrushchev Castro U.S Miami Havana News Management U. S Kremlin Latin America Western Hemisphere Francois Duvalier Haiti Duvalier Laos Washington Soviet Union West Berlin

They Cry Wolf Too Often in Washington Budget Battles

Barry Goldwater argues that federal spending pressure from the White House and agencies wears thin. He notes Postmaster General Day's warning on mail delays and cites Kennedy and Rusk pushing for full budgets. The piece urges Congress to resist emergency framing and seek measured spending cuts.

Day Capitol Hill Congress Senate Post Office Department Kite House House Washington

Daily Devotion Joy of the Lord's House

A devotion urges stripping cluttered thoughts to approach the house of God with joy. It contrasts youthful church excitement with adult worries about meals cars and tests, citing Psalm 84:2 as a call to rejoicing faith.

House of the Lord House of God Kourttsy Tucatn Council

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