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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

6

Court commands fair redistricting of Pima County boards

Superior Court Judge Raul Castro issued a writ of mandamus directing the Pima County Board of Supervisors to redraw the three supervisorial districts to be as nearly equal in population as possible. The June 19 deadline requires equitable redistricting after a 31 000 to 150 000 population disparity exposed by the recent sham 2024 districting.

Superior Court Raul Castro Pima District 3 Pima County Castro

Where Are The Mountains Tucson Smog Warning

Tucson residents faced a grim warning as copper smelter smoke blanketed the Catalina and Rincon Mountains. The smog reduced visibility and sparked calls for action. The piece argues for state regulation of industrial air pollution and county safeguards to prevent persistent smelter emissions in the Santa Cruz Valley.

Tucson Pima Los Angeles Arizona Santa Cruz Valley Pima County

Hooded Skunk Color Phases Observed at Desert Museum

Arizona Album notes nightly visits to the Desert Museum where hooded skunks appear in two color phases. One phase shows white from nose to tail. the other has a white crown, black back, and two white side patches. The piece discusses potential signaling or camouflage advantages and ponders which color may predominate in the future.

Lewis Wayne Walker Arizone-Sonora Desert Museum

Message of Maryland voting and civil rights bill opposition

The piece argues Wallace's strong Maryland showing signals serious white opposition to the Civil Rights Bill beyond the South. It warns of possible civil disobedience, enforcement challenges, and potential repeal if federal enforcement proves unworkable, drawing a parallel to Prohibition.

Alabama Guy George C. Wallace Wisconsin Indiana Maryland Wallace Deep South U.S United States TY All

What Will Sen Byrd Say About Frugality

Holmes Alexander discusses Senator Harry Byrd's role as chair of the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Expenditures, President Johnson's letter urging praise for cutbacks, and the slow pace of overall federal employment reduction while highlighting defense cuts and Kennedy-era figures. The piece questions Byrd's response and labels the President's claimed gains as modest.

Joint Committee On Johnson Sen. Byrd Harry Senator Kennedy White House Sen Byrd LBJ

Trouble With The Laotians

A Washington corre spondent calls Laos a headache for U S policy makers as Laotians resist war by pausing battles for water festivals and firing into the air. The piece mocks Laos, questions Western civilization, and suggests withdrawing recognition after another water festival.

Laos Washington U.S

Birth of the Atomic Age Traced Through Doan’s Career

R L Doan, early atomic era figures, recounts work starting January 1 1942 after a call from Arthur Compton. He led the Metallurgical Laboratory at Chicago, helped build Oak Ridge, and directed Phillips Petroleum nuclear research for the AEC. Doan retired to Tucson with his wife Melba after long service.

Gene Brooks Richard L. Doan Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville Oklo Doan Compton University of Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory Phillips’ Laboratories AEC Phillips Research Center Idaho Falls Idaho Doans Hiroshima Melba Chicago The Washington Phillips’ Nuclear Research Division

Scott Turns Illinois Treasury Toward Efficiency and Growth

Editorial notes Illinois State Treasurer William J. Scott cut office payroll from 207 to 130 and trimmed the operating budget while boosting income from state funds through higher bank deposits. The inheritance tax division reduced staff from 98 to 31 yet conducted 800 more examinations of safe deposit boxes, improving collections and prompting tax payer gratitude.

Nicago Daly News William J. Scott Linois

Four Cuban exile groups vie to topple Castro from abroad

The piece outlines four major exile movements operating without coordination—the Manolo Bay group, Gutierrez Menoyo, Artime Movement of Revolutionary Recovery, and the Student Directorio. It notes predictions of three revolutions, U.S. covert attitudes, and ongoing small raids from Central America with limited direct U.S. involvement.

Cuba U.S Theo Manuel Cuban Gutierrez-Menoyo Manuel Artime Revolutionary Recovery Student Directorio Manolo Bay Castro Fidelismo Fidel Yugoslavia Caribbean Artime Free World Batista Socialist Organization of Cuba Moscow Havana Manolo Ray Ray U.S. State Department Bluefields Nicaragua CIA Pilan Central America Florida

Be filled with the Spirit not wine the devil's substitute

A daily devotion warns against drunkenness as a temporary relief from burdens and urges believers to seek cleansing through Christ and the Holy Spirit. It asks for transformation and complete spiritual control, citing the Epistle to the Ephesians and prayer for divine guidance.

Jesus Christ Jesus Tucson

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