Is It Wrong To Run State Office Like A Business
A freshman legislator from Pima County questioned ties between the Arizona Corporation Commission and Republicans. The piece lauds a bipartisan shift in leadership, led by A. P. Buzard and John Clark, as reducing cronyism. It notes the public benefits of a businesslike commission and calls for merit over party labels in staff.
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Pima County
Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Forrest Pearce
Corporation Commission
Commission
A. P. Buzard
John Clark
E. F T
Eddie) Williams
George F. Senner
Senner
U.S. Congress
Paul Fannin
Clark
Buzard
Tucson
Rep
Pearce
ACC
Why Not If It's Free A Grim Forecase At Med Association
A Arizona Medical Association talk warned that federal or socialized medical care could wreck voluntary plans like Arizona Blue Cross. It noted Blue Cross finances strain as members stay longer, seek hospital services deemed free, and even misuse benefits. The speaker warned of a future with government funded care and its potential abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Medical Association
Arizona Blue Cross
Blue Cross
Las Vegas
Termites at Work in Defense Policy Debate
The May 4 piece by Gen. Thomas D. White criticizes civilian defense intellectuals shaping U S policy, warning that naïve thinking risks security. He links the Kennedy era test ban debates to military experience, urging a broader panel to restore confidence amid high stakes in national defense.
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Thomas D. White
Saturday Evening Post
White
Basic
United States
Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs
U.S
Kennedy
Lucius DB. Clay
Aest
Which Budget Is The Budget Explain This Puzzle
The Prax mire subcommittee of the Joint Economic Committee probes what the federal budget really means and how the budget figures mislead. It notes the 1963 deficit estimates, historic misreporting, and Moor's 14 point plan for quarterly economy impact reports along with foreign and state budgeting practices.
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Praxmire Subcommittee
Joint Economic Committee
GPO
Senate
Joint Committee
Roy Moor
Moor
Congress
Sweden
Connecticut
Snubbing Plan If Soviet Officials Snub Harriman
A proposed U S plan would appoint an Assistant Secretary for Snubbing Foreign Diplomats to retaliate against Soviet officials who snub American diplomats. The idea urges minimal pomp, strict denial of access, and public silence to teach Moscow a lesson after Harriman’s cool Moscow reception.
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Averell Harriman
Moscow
Laos
United States
American State Department
Tucson Letters Highlight Art Show Praise and Critique
Readers praise the outdoor Twin Cottonwoods art show for its many paintings by Tucson artists and warm setting. Others critique abstract art and stress art should engage the masses and convey truth while urging community involvement. A reader recounts a 1963 Tucson accident thanking witnesses and highway patrol for saving a life. A political jab questions Kennedy's Cuba policy and calls for a robust stance. A note endorses a public school clothing bank as a necessity to curb dropouts and delinquency.
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Tucson
Twin Cottonwoods
Dodge Boulevard
Blackridge Drive
Barnes preserved Arizona truths through early archival work
Will Croft Barnes mined Arizona for facts and preserved a warehouse of information about places and people. His book Arizona Place Names remains a key reference, with Apaches and Longhorns published posthumously after his death on December 17, 1936. he rests in Arlington Cemetery, Washington.
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Barnes
Arizona
Will Croft Barnes
Jme
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
Said Topsy To Turvy
Cartoon dialogue satire by John Chamberlain on political flip flops and foreign policy muddle. Topsy questions Harvard logic and US actions from Laos to Mao, Harriman, and Khrushchev as Turvy explains the switcheroo era and Congress’s apparent laziness in passing laws.
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John Chamberlain
Harvard
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Havana
Murmansk
Moscow
Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
Mao Tse-tung
Southeast Asia
Houston Colts
Casey Stengel
Mets
Turvy
Topsy
Congress
Washington
White House
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Heller
Schlesinger
Psalm and Luke Reflections on God’s House
Daily devotion notes that God’s house is the spiritual home for believers and recounts Jesus in the temple, urging openness of eyes ears and heart to the Spirit. A closing prayer asks grace to hear and obey in Jesus name. Tucson Council of Churches
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God's House
Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
Geter Haayy
Tucson Counell
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Dennis the Menace
Lyle Wilson
Fuzzy
Air Force
Holmes Alexander
Eisenhower
Ike
Corps of Engineers
Art Buchwald
Protocol Office
Washington, D.C
Howard Johnson Motel
Blair House
Mr. Harriman
David Susskind
Caroline
John Kennedy Jr
State Department
Cuba
Agate of Ne
Adelaide R. Boehm
A N. Winster
Casa Grande Highway
Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Frank B. Atwood
Rosewood Ave
Phoenix, Ariz
Tucson Public Schools
Public Schools Clothing Bank
Dorothy Forbes
Ft, Lowell Rd
Ariona
Albert R. Buehman
Gasaly
Topsy To
Ave Harriman
Red
China
North
Vietnam
Mao Tse-huing
Averill Harriman
Albania
Mao
Peiping
Heller and Schlesinger
the Lord
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