Ed Williams Cornered in Clean-Up Push at Arizona Commission
A long overdue housecleaning at the Arizona Corporation Commission sees Jack Buzard and John Clark joining to dismiss Eddie Williams and other aides. The effort, born of political divergence, aims to install John Clark and Frank Mangin to restore integrity, with Williams sidelined until his term ends in 1968.
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Lame-duck Corporation
Jack Buzard
John Clark
Eddie Williams
House of Representatives
Senate
Mr. Buzard
Commission
Buzard-Clark
Buzard
Clark
Frank Maupin
Corporation Commission
Mangin
Arizona
Frank Mangin
Udall Faces Water Fight Over Avra Valley Land Deal
The piece critiques Rep. Morris Udall for backing a 338 acre Avra Valley sale to private interests despite Tucson City objections. It argues the wells serve future city water needs and warns of ongoing conflict if Udall returns to Congress. Perr outlines the city’s urgency in securing water rights.
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Tucson
Avra Valley
Morris Udall
Udall
Congress
Rep
Arizona Album At Arizona Sonora Museum
An Arizona exhibit titled Arizona Album is shown at the Arizona Sonora Museum. Curators present a selection of regional photographs and archival pieces highlighting local history and cultural heritage.
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Arizona-Sonora Museum
Hee AP
Breakthrough in Psychiatry Claims by Public Telemedicine Ads
The piece highlights a claimed medical breakthrough where psychiatrists diagnose patients from public records and headlines sent by mail. It cites Ralph Ginzburg and his magazine Fact as promoting psychiatrists who assess Barack Barry Goldwater from newspaper clips, implying a rapid, low-cost screening without patient contact.
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United States
Caribbean
Ralph Ginzburg
Fact
Eros
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Mexico China ties grow as U S press probes romance
Counterintelligence officials recall Mexico’s crack of a Soviet plot to derail unions years ago while noting a recent intensification of ties with China. Officials in Mexico City promote 700 million strong market and expand economic links, including a December 1963 trade exhibition in Mexico City attended by President Mateos.
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Mexico City
Guillermo Nasser
Mexican International Compensation Stock Company
Peking
China Council For the Promotion of International Trade
Raul Salinas Lozano
Industry and Commerce
Mateos
Tose Luis Cecena
Mexico
China
Chang Kuang-to
If Only We Had A Truth Week
Sydney Harris imagines a Truth Week where all professions speak frankly about their aims and defects. He cites Ken Pickthorn's blunt quote and parodies responses from cigaret makers TV commentators generals and others to show how candor would reshape politics and culture.
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United States
Pickthorn
Couple Here Has Green Thumb On Either Hand
The Verne L. Owen family in Tucson combines nursery work with education as they run Owen Nursery and oversee a District 1 school nursery program. He once played professional clarinet and now leads gardening clubs while conducting seed tests and projects that boosted southwest horticulture.
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Jay Hall
Verne L. Owen
Owen
N. Olsen Ave
Ith St
Fort Worth
Old Gray Mare
Isham Jones
Growing Pains in California Tax Policy
The Los Angeles Times editorial cites 1963-64 state sales tax revenues at 282.2 million, up 8 percent from 1962-63, noting growth and a strong economy. It notes the promise of property tax relief from sales tax funding has not materialized, with rising real property taxes and upcoming county rate increases, urging prudence or new officials.
Equivocal Men and the Establishment examined in a novel
Holmes Alexander argues in The Equivocal Men that liberal journalists, politicians, and intellectuals form an elite to whom conservatives struggle to gain a hearing. The fictional tale follows Phil Obermeister as he encounters seven equivocal figures, including Cal Borton, illustrating distrust of the military and favoring disarmament.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
Western Island Publishers
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Phil Obermeister
Cal Borton
Liberal
Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors watch sinners
A devotional reflection cites Matthew 9 11 12 and Mark 14 3 9 noting Jesus kindness to sinners and his burden for others. It urges readers to share in others suffering and ease their burdens to find peace in the heart. Courtesy Tucson Corner of Churchen.
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Jesus
Tucson
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