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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
7
A patriotic address urges Americans to honor fallen heroes not just with flowers but through united action. It warns of peril from Soviet expansion, stresses rekindling the American spirit, and calls leaders to end indecision to preserve the republic.
Tomorrow Tucson School District No 1 honors 12 teachers and administrators retiring after long careers at a Laurels Night banquet in the Ramada Inn sponsored by the Tucson Education Association. Notables include Charles A Carson and longtime teachers Miss Ida Celaya Miss Emma Holland Wayne Crutchfield Lowell Bailey and others whose pupils recall them fondly.
The piece argues that governments overreach by trying to provide every service from welfare to urban planning. It cites Adam Smith and modern policy, noting mixed results in cities like New York where parks suffer from crime, dirt, and mismanagement. It concludes that broad state action harms quality and safety.
The article cites Sen. Byrd scolding Secretary Dillon over a mistaken deficit forecast and a looming 1967 balanced budget, while conflicting reports on Cuba arms and Soviet aid burden the Kennedy administration. It notes Stennis preparedness findings, McNamara’s McClellan subcommittee revelations, and the likelihood of TFX program cancellation due to eroded faith in leadership.
American tourist Peter Stone completed a rapid Louvre circuit in 5 minutes 56 seconds beating the prior six minute goal. Timekeepers from major agencies recorded the feat after a taxi dash to the museum entrance and a brisk walk through the Winged Victory Venus de Milo and Mona Lisa.
Readers weigh in on labor unions and Goldwater, crime and judiciary, and a school board budget dispute. Contributions from Charles Wilson, A M Rector, and Otis H Chidester critique double talk, punishment policy, and an offset press purchase amid budget scrutiny and governance questions.
A 1983 reflection notes Chicago no longer has major slaughterhouses as stockyards shift to transfer points and automation. Pack ing houses of Cudahy Swift Wilson Armour vanished, reducing meat packing jobs from 243,375 in 1956 to 203,300 in 1962. Displaced workers face scarce retraining options amid evolving industry.
A devotional meditation cites Philippians 4 13 about strength in all circumstances. It honors humble people who endure handicaps believing God works in life from His side, even when unseen, urging personal trust in divine guidance.
A historical snapshot of Benson in 1900 shows the Benson school near the center the Souther Pacific depot on the right and the Catholic Church cupola on the left with Patch or Partch ranch in the background. The town served as a stage line hub before the railroad connecting Tucson Nogales Tombstone Bisbee Willcox and many Texas and California points.
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