Hospitals Celebrate Quiet Service During National Hospital Week
Hospitals operate round the clock serving the public, with open houses and programs for staff, doctors, and students. St Mary’s, Tucson Medical Center, and St Joseph’s have benefited from past fund campaigns, while Tucson General Hospital expands to 135 beds and plans a 31 bed addition financed from operating revenues.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tucson General Hospital
Tucson General
YMCA Leader Loper Honored by NCCJ Brotherhood Dinner
Clermont D. Loper executive vice president of the Tucson YMCA has served 16 years promoting unity across race and religion. The National Conference of Christians and Jews NCCJ will honor him at its ninth annual Brotherhood Dinner in the Pioneer Hotel to support local chapter fundraising.
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Tucson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Loper
Tucson Ymca
YMCA
NCCJ
Lopez
Pioneer Hotel
Brotherhood
Chamberlain’s Columns Now Featured in 223 Newspapers
The Citizen notes John Chamberlain has become a national columnist with wide reader response. His work now appears in 223 newspapers nationwide, praised for clear lucid commentary on difficult subjects and strong reader acceptance.
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John Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Citizen
Chamberlain
Demagogy At The U N Haiti Uses Race Issue At U N
The Haitian foreign minister Rene Chalmers sought to frame Haiti's stance as defending the black peoples in the Security Council as Alabama's racial turmoil raged. The move aimed to intimidate the U N by linking Haiti-Dominican tensions to race.
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Rene Chalmers
New York
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Security Council
United Nations
Alabama
United States
U.N. Security Council
MR. Chalmers
Security Council of the U.N
Brazil
Venezuela
Velasquez
Chalmers
Ghana
Russia
U.N
Papa Doc” Duvalier
U.S
Birmingham
Rickover warns of submarine failures need urgent probe
Vice Admiral H G Rickover blasts faulty welding bad parts and weak inspections behind near catastrophic submarine failures. He urges a Congressional Select Committee to probe the Navy supply system amid delays and waste risking crew lives and mission success.
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New York City
Rickover
Navy
Congressional Select Committee
The Ten Commandments and the Meaning of Killing
Sydney Harris argues that even believers reinterpret Thou Shalt Not Kill, applying it to self defense, war, and justice. He contends religious wars betray the commandment, and laments a hidden Eleventh Commandment: follow the Decalogue only until it hurts.
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Cain
Remus
Letters to the Editor Airs National Undermining Claims
A Flowing Wells School Board member argues that some critics are part of a national undermining force. The letter cites opposition to progressive curricula, disciplinary challenges, Ford Foundation funds, and calls for Lincoln and Washington imagery in schools.
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Flowing Wells School Board
Wanda Hendrickson
Washington, Jefferson
Franklin
Lincoln
Dostoevski
Turpenev
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Flowing Wells
James P. Swofford
W. Prince
Flowing Wells High School
Sykes Wrote Of Helped Build Arizona by Albert R. Buehman
Godfrey Sykes a London born engineer explorer and author arrived in Arizona in 1886 and stayed until his death in 1948. He helped map the Colorado River and publish A Westerly Trend. He built a large boat at Yuma, led an eclipse expedition, named the Boojum tree, and designed the Lowell and Stewart Observatory domes.
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Sykes
Arizona
Godfrey Sykes
Flagstaff
Australia
London
England
Colorado River
Yuma
Gulf of California
Sonora
Mexico
Andrew Elliott Douglas
Puerto Libertad
Lowell Observatory
Stewart Observatory
Tucson
D. T. MacDougall
Carnegie Desert Laboratory
How Reds Humiliate The U S
Barry Goldwater argues Khrushchev and Castro celebrate a Soviet victory in Cuba. He cites the Moscow May Day display and the U S boycott as symbols of American failure while warning that official actions will not end the Cuba Laos crisis. He critiques Washington's fragile foreign policy stance.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Arizona
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Caribbean
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev and Company
State Department
Fay D. Kohler
Alliance For Progress
W. Averell Harriman
Laos
Harriman
Now you are the body of Christ and members of it
A devotional note compares corporate responsibility to church unity. It warns individuals not to dismiss personal obligation after disasters by citing collective care, urging believers to act with accountability toward God and neighbor. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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God
Tucson Coune of Churches
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University of Arizona
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Rome
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Quakers
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