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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

6

Did Goldwater shift at the GOP summit in Pennsylvania

The piece argues there was no real change in Barry Goldwater's positions on Social Security United Nations and civil rights despite liberal columnists claiming a shift. It notes Goldwater maintained his past stance and urged voters to judge him by his campaign statements. It also critiques liberal pundits for labeling him extreme.

Barry Goldwater Pennsylvania Arizona Sen. Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller Barry United Nations United States U.N General Assembly U.S Sen Goldwater GOP Platform Committee America

Congress Should Allow Presidential Debates for Voters

The column argues Congress failed to renew debate legislation, blocking presidential debates between Johnson and Goldwater. It contends inaction shields Johnson and urges alternatives like joint appearances without formal debates to inform voters and clarify candidates’ positions. It cites Democratic delay, calls for accountable choices, and notes potential civic benefits.

Congress Sen. Goldwater Johnson

Letters to the Editor WAR CAMPAIGN ISSUE I THE PHONIEST

A barrage of reader letters criticizes the war issue as phony in 1965 politics. Contributors mock past campaigns and defend liberal moderation while urging scrutiny of Johnson administration policies and international stances. The page includes several Tucson residents praising local services and societal concerns.

Wilson Goldwater Johnson

Make America Over Schemes Face Supreme Court Vision

The piece condemns Celler and Javits plans to scrap the McCarran Walter Act in favor of immigration reforms. It argues such moves undermine American distinctiveness, disrupt communities, worsen unemployment, and dilute loyalties and language. It defends McCarran Walter and urges restricting immigration to needed skills and existing national origins.

Supreme Court Emanuel Celler House Jacob Javits Senate McCarran-Waller

Tombstone Turret Crew of Dodge City Gunmen

Arizona Album presents a 1870s Dodge City photo of gunnery experts who later made Tombstone their home in 1879 to 1881. Figures include Charles Bassett Wyatt Earp a Dodge City marshal gambler McNeal Neal Brown W H Starris Jake Short and Bat Masterson as credited by the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society.

Dodge City Kan Dodge Tombstone Arizona Territory Charles Bassett Wyatt Earp Dodge City Town Mareshal McNeal Neal Brown W. H. Starris Jake Short Bat Masterson Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society

The Reds Never Stop

Victor Riesel argues the Italian Communist Party under Palmiro Togliatti could win power by the ballot within five to ten years. He highlights extensive party organization, northern migrations, depot cadres aiding migrants, and CGIL ties as key vote-building tactics in postwar Italy.

Reds Victor Riesel Communist Party Italy Palmiro Togliatti

Soldier's faith fuels daily Christian witness in Army life

A new convert notes a fellow career soldier as a real Christian whose daily life and testimony led him to Christ. The soldier plans twenty years in the Army, turning military service into a fertile field for evangelism and ongoing ministry guided by Christ, the source of life. Courtesy Tucson Council of Creche.

M. Udall Congress Tucson Humphrey Mansfield Chris Tian Christ Ife

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