Contests Planned in Five Local School Districts
Election day nears for Amphitheater Catalina Foothills Flowing Wells Sunnyside and Tucson District 1 with contests for seats. Notable candidates include Edgar Butterbaugh for Amphitheater and Richard M Price challenging in Catalina Foothills while incumbents Howard Gerson Walter Douglas Jr and C J Nichols seek re election in their districts.
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Flowing Wells
Sunnyside
Tucson
Edgar Butterbaugh
Butterbaugh
Amphitheater Citizens
Amphitheater Board
Ed Butterbaugh
Morris Baughman
Howard Gerson
Richard M. Price
Walter Douglas Jr
C. J. Nichols
UCC Drive Sets 1965 Goal for Agencies in Tucson
The United Community Campaign opens with a $1,103,000 target for 28 agencies. R B O Rielly emphasizes the goal reflects budget committee review. agencies prepared for belt-tightening and possible service cuts. The committee had proposed $1,237,000, but factors like economy and growth shaped the final goal. The campaign stresses the tough challenge of turning each dollar into about $1.15 in value.
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R. B. O'Rielly
O'Rielly
UCC
Tucson
Fair Share Giving Key To UCC Drive In Tucson
Tucson community outlines Fair Share Giving as a standard for the United Community Campaign pledge. Buck O Rielly argues the goal of 1 hour's pay monthly for workers or 1 percent of income for professionals, stressing that meeting the $1,103,000 goal expands agency services to match growth and needs.
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UCC
Tucson
Community letter praises generous stranger from Tombstone
A reader recounts a western-dressed penman buying shoes for a poor colored newsboy, praising the gentleman from Tombstone. The writer also critiques Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey, calling for private charity and accusing campaign figures of hate and evil in 1964 politics.
Campus Building Boom Drives Higher Education Construction
A nationwide campus construction boom is underway with more than 4 billion dollars planned for the next decade. Colleges expect to build dormitories, science and research facilities, and expanded undergraduate spaces while seeking federal and other government funds. Growth driven by postwar enrollments and rising industry skill needs expands space to house students and research, with a trend toward high rise and multi purpose buildings to maximize limited sites.
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Walter Kidde Constructors, Inc
New York
Puerto Rico
Theyre At It Again by Art Buchwald
The League of Women Voters press for female suffrage as a new evidence pieces reveal Bull Moose Party opposition. A 1964 Dr L P Brockett work warned women voting would upend society and spark gender wars, yet women won the vote despite such prophecies.
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Art Buchwald
League of Women Voters
Bull Moose Party
L. P. Brockett
John Birch Society
Brockett
Arizona Album Students Petitioned for His Presidency
Prof. F. Yale Adams, fourth University of Arizona president, joined the Territorial University in 1897 as languages professor and commanded cadets at West Point from 1899 to 1901. Regents named him acting president in 1901, and students’ petition secured full presidency that year. He secured a $25008 library and museum appropriation from the Legislature. Adams, a New York native and St. Lawrence graduate, left in 1909 for California public schooling. Kendrick C. Babcock succeeded him.
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University of Arizona
Territorial University
West Point Military Academy
Adame
New York
Adams
St. Lawrence University
University of Arisose
California
Kendrick C. Babcock
Henry Buehman
J. F. WieKale
Scholars for Goldwater attracts top economists and thinkers
The National Scholars for Goldwater and Miller lists prominent economists such as Clarence Philbrook, Ben Rogge, Karl Brandt, G Warren Nutter, Milton Friedman, and Yale Brozen. They blend libertarian and neoliberal ideas including negative income tax and tax cuts, with ties to the Mt. Pelerin Society and West German policy thought.
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Miller
Clarence Philbrook
University of North Carolina
Ben Rogge
Wabash College
Mt. Pelerin Society
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Semmering
Austria
Barry
Karl Brandt
Stanford University
G. Warren Nutter
University of Virginia
Milton Friedman
Yale Brozen
University of Chicago
Brandt
Nutter
Soviet Union
United States
Friedman
Lord's Everlasting Love Shown in Devotion Tale
A devotional vignette recalls a young man at his first job far from home who receives weekly cake parcels from his mother. On returning home he says the care is too much, but she replies that if he lived nearer she could do even more, highlighting enduring family love.
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