In 1964, Erskine Johnson reporting from Tucson, Arizona recounted: "'Pardon me,' says the visitor to the movie location, 'aren't you Paul Newman?' The young man in boots, blue denim and cowboy hat resembles Newman except that he's taller and slimmer.
"īut his brother, Paul, encouraged him to apply and was quoted in The Desert Sun saying: "You're always saying how great the desert is if there's problems there, why don't you offer your services?"Īrthur thoughtfully responded: "He's younger than me, but I still take his advice sometimes."īorn one year, three days and 10 hours apart, Newman and his brother were practically twins. "Based on the history of this council, I'm afraid. Newman adamantly opposed building a new city hall and wanted to bring that notion not just to a standstill, but to a full stop. According to the Desert Sun Editorial Board at the time, the Rancho Mirage City Council was known for its "vitriolic infighting that has brought city government to a virtual standstill." Newman said his goals for the council were cohesiveness, harmony, fiscal responsibility and controlled growth. In his own estimation and everybody else's, Arthur Newman usually gave pretty good advice. He served in World War II in the Army Air Force, had a degree in business administration from University of Michigan, experience running his father's successful sporting goods store and he'd managed the movie productions for his world-famous, movie-star brother, Paul Newman.
Newman knew about organizations and proper spending.
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