Let's Be Sure Papago Land Deal Isn't Land Grab
A proposed 99 year Papago land lease bill draws opposition from Tucson leaders who warn of a potential land grab and tax exempt development on San Xavier reservation. Mayor Lew Davis and Newsom Holesapple call for safeguards and full disclosure before any renewed action next year.
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Congress
Tucson
Lew Davis
Newsom Holesapple
Chamber of Commerce
San Xavier
Morris Udall
House
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Rep
Udall
Debate on TV: Goldwater urges Johnson clash on issues
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes a television debate with President Johnson to clarify major policy differences before the election. He argues the American people should assess Johnson as a potential president rather than as a former vice president and that debates would illuminate clear choices in a year with distinct policy contrasts.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Kennedy-Johnson
Viet Nam
Otepka Back In The News In Senate Security Hearing Saga
The piece details Secretary Rusk surrendering two dozen State Department security officers to answer questions before Senator Eastland’s Internal Security subcommittee amid a clash over Otepka, the security evaluator targeted for alleged overstepping. It notes a possible horse trading offer to Otepka, the slow pursuit of his hearing, and the broader shadow-government theme behind the case. Capyriant 2964.
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State Department
Rusk
Jim Eastland
Internal Security Subcommittee
Otto Otepka
Senate
Department
Mr. Rusk
Otepka
Roger Robb
Capyriant
Europeans weigh in on American election shock
The piece explores widespread European concern about the 1964 American election. It notes mixed reactions, with some viewing it as our fight while others criticize Goldwater as reckless. It contrasts European preferences for Kennedy and Johnson with U.S. policy debates, including nuclear strategy and Cold War conflicts, and cites De Gaulle and press influence shaping European views.
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Goldwater
Cuba
DE Gaulle
United States
Europe
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Psychological political warfare in a heated campaign
The piece discusses how both parties employ psychological tactics to influence voters. Examples include tipping taxi drivers to sway votes, sabotaging opponents’ campaigns with pranks, and discreetly contacting strangers at midnight. The author notes this will intensify as the race sharpens.
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Coorright
Weighing Party Holding Times in U S History
Letters to the Editor discuss Republican and Democratic presidencies over 103 years, analyzing terms served by figures like Lincoln, Eisenhower, Cleveland, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Truman. The author questions claims about one party’s long tenure and cites potential Medicare debate and constitutional principles.
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USA
Gen
Eisenhower
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Truman
Police Brutality Debate Sparks NY Riots Response
A reader letter condemns rioters and extols police duty amid New York unrest. The writer labels demonstrators as extremists causing destruction while arguing police risk their lives to maintain order. The piece cites Malcolm X and urges respect for law and property.
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New York
Arizona Album Portrait of Joe Roberts Frontier Scout
The late Joseph J. Roberts a native Arizonan born January 1 1865 near Camp Verde spent 88 years in the Southwest. An Indian fighter rancher scout and cowboy his life bridged frontier days. He died February 24 1953 leaving a lasting mark in Arizona history.
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Joseph J. Roberts
Camp Verde
Yavapai County
Clear Creek
Joe
Geronimo
Joe Roberts
Center Moves Right in Oregon Political Scene
In Portland and across Oregon the "moving center" idea gains traction for 1964 campaigns. Voters broadened by affluence seek steady policy from Republicans, favoring social stability and restraint on taxes while resisting forced educational equalization. Goldwater shifts the center right by promising firmness toward Moscow and Peking to win broad support.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Samuel Lubell
Lloyd's
Goldwater
Moscow
Peking
Background Music For Living In Faith
Daily devotion urges trust in God as the background mood for daily life. It prays for faith to conquer anxiety and seeks the joy of salvation through Jesus Christ, in a Tucson church context.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Tucson
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