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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1963

Page

9

Congressional effort to keep America strong on arms control

The piece outlines a congressional push led by Senators Goldwater Fulbright and Tower to curb disarmament deals with the United Nations. It notes a plan to require on site inspections, reporting to Congress, and treaty embedding of arms control terms, with aims to restrain executive power and preserve U S security amid foreign policy debates.

Congress Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Citizen United States United Nations Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Sen. Goldwater Sen. Fulbright Tower Senate Carl Curtis R-Neb Omar Burleson D-Tex America

St Georges cavalry in foreign aid and its failed aims

A 1963 reflection compares U S foreign aid to St Georges cavalry used by Britain to influence other nations. It cites Cambodia Brazil Haiti Indonesia Cuba India Venezuela and critique of aid effectiveness and reciprocity, arguing for wiser deployment rather than headless subsidies.

England St. George's U.S Horsemen of Cambodia Southeast Asia Red Brazil St. George’s Latin America Castro Cuba Joao Goulart Goulart Brazi Soviet Russia St. George's Cavalry Haiti Indonesia Dutch New Guinea Venezuela Panama Canal Khrushchev Mao Tse-tung China

Holmes Alexander on lumber trade and U S priorities

The column argues Kennedy should prioritize American lumber workers over Canada relations. It cites Jones Act waivers, rising Canadian timber share, and Southern mill decline, urging Tariff Commission action and origin labeling to curb imports. It stresses protecting domestic enterprise and employment as a national duty.

Canada Lester Pearson Mr. Kennedy Panama Canal Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Seaboard Puerto Rico Tariff Commission

Utopian as used in politics and history

Sydney Harris argues the word Utopian is misapplied to reformers and that Marxists were not true utopians. He contrasts pragmatic modern communism with early libertarian reformers and cautions against dismissing social justice aims as utopian. He urges reclaiming the term for American ideals.

VFW commendation noted by local writers

Readers praise Arizona VFW posts for civic work in 1962 and urge support for teachers. Letters from Manuel De Miguel and others applaud veterans groups, criticize Tucson salary trends, and advocate peace through strength and strong defense.

Arizona VFW

Arizona's Wandering Historian Dr. Joseph A. Munk

Dr. Joseph A. Munk, longtime Arizona admirer though never a resident, built a premier Arizona literature collection. He offered it to Arizona for a fireproof home, then donated it to the Southwestern Museum in Los Angeles. He died in December 1927.

Joseph A. Munk Arizona State Los Angeles

Cuba Policy Debate Highlights U.S. Coexistence Question

The piece discusses official U.S. Cuba policy as outlined by McGeorge Bundy at a Washington forum. It questions how a policy denying coexistence with communism can avoid implying a Soviet presence in the hemisphere. The author argues that Bundy’s points imply coexistence with Soviet power and criticizes the lack of decisive action such as a naval blockade or invasion.

Cuba United States Caribbean Washington U.S. Chamber of Commerce McGeorge Bundy Latin America Mr. Bundy Western Hemisphere J. Bundy

Daily Devotion Be what you want your children to become

The devotion emphasizes practicing silent virtues over lectures to guide children. It warns that children mirror parents' hidden traits, not their words, and asks God to help cast out personal faults before judging offspring.

Jesus Contrsety Tucton Council

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U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency John G. Tower R-Tex Tucson Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Dennis the Menace John Chamberlain India Bokaro United States Steel Corporation Holmes Alexander Kennedy Diefenbaker Maurine Neuberger Senate Commerce Committee Strom Thurmond Mr. Truman Mr. Eisenhower South Sydney Harris Karl Marx Maes Veterans of Foreign Wars Manuel DE Miguel Mt. Elden Reid Davis BPOE Elmer Hubbard JR Flagstaff Kiwanis Club Flagstaff, Ariz John S. Stevens E. Glenn Europe Asia Africa Destoy H. B. Wilkerson Milburn M. Belancio Philadelphia Albert R. Buehman Eeens HOBBY Hemisphere Free World
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