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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

6

What Is So Controversial About Prayer Amendment

A discussion explains why Congress weighs a proposed constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayer and Bible reading in public schools, clarifying religion clauses, the 14th amendment, and the political split among churchmen while stressing it seeks to overturn a Supreme Court ruling rather than establish a national church.

Congress Supreme Court United States House House Judiciary Committee Becker

Before Pictures Spur Downtown Beautification Effort

The Citizen reports private business may soon take another step to beautify downtown. A call to take "before" photos accompanies plans to transform unattractive areas, following a successful pennington Street area makeover behind the Downtown Shoppers Garage. The Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee cites that example to urge more businesses to participate, hoping for a growing gallery of before pictures with future after shots.

Pennington Street

Baker case dodges facts as Senate non investigation stalls

The Democratic majority on the Senate Rules Committee is criticized for blocking a full probe into Bobby Baker. The piece argues the panel closed doors to inquiry, failed to compel testimony, and questions whether any U S senators could be pressed to reveal dealings with Baker, while noting one senator did reject conditional campaign funds.

Senate Noninvestigating Committee Bobby Baker Baker Senate Democrats Senate Rates Committee Senate Bobby Frank E. Moss Utah U. 5 Rules Committee U. S Senate Rules Committee Sen Clifford P. Case New Jersey White House

Johnson LBJ poised to leverage Castro issue for political gain

Milton Eisenhower leads the Republican Critical Issues Council urging lifting curbs on Cuban raiders and recognizing a government in exile. The piece argues LBJ will time action on Castro to maximize political benefit, citing his strategic arithmetic and past White House access. Khrushchev's position and Soviet farm policy are noted as factors shaping timing before the November election.

Republican Critical Issues Council Milton Eisenhower Washington Lyndon Johnson Castro Johnson White House Hermedy Goldwater” Committee CIA Cuba U.S Soviet Central Committee On Agriculture Khrushchev LBJ Conyright

Science Ethics Warns of Interdisciplinary Risks

Sydney Harris cites Prof Barry Commoner on how advances in physics biology and environmental science interrelate and the dangers of acting without cross field safeguards. He warns about strontium 90 fallout insecticides and sonic boom hazards and urges scientists to explain risks before decisions.

Barry Commoner American Association For the Advancement of Science Prof. Commoner Reader's Digest Charles Stevenson Area Redevelopment Administration

Tucson Needs Citywide Improvements and Cleanups

A 10 year visitor writes urging Tucson to improve walkways and sidewalks for the elderly, remove hazardous glass on Dodge Boulevard, and implement a city cleanup. He questions water and power project plans, noting transportation gaps and overloading concerns. A second letter discusses communism fears, noise from sirens, and calls for anti nuisance laws and better transit safety.

Tucson's First Two Story Brick Home 1880

Historic Tucson residence built in the 1870s by banker William C. Davis features brick sourced from Phoenix. A front yard fountain with goldfish, former ice cream socials by Congregational Church, and later conversion to the Legal Tender saloon mark the site now altered by additions and urban changes.

Tucson Congress Street William C. Davis Legal Tender Davis Phoenix Old Congregational Church City Hall Davis Lawn Tenney Williams South Pasadena Calif Mesilla South Church Street

Congress Clunks Along

A tough assessment of Capitol Hill hearings on poverty and civil rights. Rep. Powell faces a hostile panel as Becker defends a pre 1962 prayer stance. The Senate Civil Rights bill stalls amid filibuster questions and on the overall momentum of Congress.

Adam Clayton Powell Rep Frelinghuysen

Word Becomes Flesh In Jesus Life and Teachings

Daily devotion reflects on divine revelation through faithful messengers across ages. It notes God’s nature as love and justice, culminating in Jesus as Fatherly savior, calling believers to worthy indwelling of the Word and prayerful reverence. Courtesy Tucson Council of Church.

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