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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1964

Page

8

Medical Center Action Boosts Planning Council

Tucson Medical Center postpones its 1964 85 fund campaign in a gesture of institutional responsibility. The Hospital Planning Council requests a halt on expansion and drives until a citywide survey is complete to avoid overbuilding and align future health facilities with Tucson’s needs.

Tucson Medical Center TMC Hospital Planning Council Planning Council Tucson Phoenix Maricopa County

What Does It Really Mean About Khrushchev Quote

Analyzing translation issues from a Khrushchev interview and the phrase I would hardly describe Goldwater as an embellishment. The piece questions whether the translator captured nuance and what readers read into the statement about Goldwater’s political movement and potential impact on U.S. politics.

U.S Nikita Khrushchev Goldwater Khrushchev Barry White House Sen. Goldwater GOP

Hunky-Dory Holmes Death in Apache Battle of 1892

Arizona deputy sheriff W A Hunky-Dory Holmes died alongside Sheriff Glenn Reynolds during a November 2 1892 clash with five Apaches and a Mexican near Globe. The Apache Kid led the attackers as they tried to move the pair to Yuma territorial prison. A graphic account by William McLeod Raine preserves the story.

W. A Hunky-Dory Holmes Arizona Gila County Glenn Reynolds Globe Territorial Yuma Apache Kid Reynolds William McLeod Raine Quthana Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society

Scrubbing Up The Veep Image For Johnson Bid

The piece argues the Democratic North and West must choose a vice presidential candidate with ADA leanings. Humphrey and McCarthy pivot away from leftist lines toward tax cuts and tighter federal aid debates. Business leaders fear the cost of tax cuts without inflationary funding.

Johnson Democratic Party Wall

Castro talks to U.S. press as 1962 missiles loom large

Roscoe Drummond analyzes Fidel Castro inviting about 40 U.S. journalists to Havana to shape the Cuba issue for the U.S. election. He argues dialogue with reporters won’t change U.S. policy and urges continued quarantine and sanctions to restore Cuban freedom.

U.S Cuba OAS Hed

Shakeup at CBS links Yankees buy to news department shift

A sensational tale claims CBS bought the New York Yankees not for baseball but to reshape its news division. It alleges Yogi Berra anchors from Atlantic City during the Democratic National Convention with Cronkite Sevareid Mudd and Agronsky as onfield reporters, using Yankee players to report political events.

Columbia Broadcasting System New York Yankees CBS Yankees Yogi Berra Atlantic City Walter Cronkice Eric Sevareid Roger Mudd Martin Agronsky Kansas City A's Convention Hall Bobby Kennedy Senators Bob Wagner Kennedy

Letters to the Editor on frightmanship and youth politics

A reader attacks ex ambassador Lewis Douglas for alarmist antiwar talk favoring an American first policy. The letter denounces anti-Communist groups, praises Birch Society and Reuther criticisms, and urges support for Birch aligned candidates. Another letter commends young people canvassing for Justice of the Peace and laments government controls on farmers and cross country flights by the Agriculture Department.

Lewis Douglas Lyndon Johnson Washington USA Communist Party of the USA ADA ACLU Walter Reuther COPE NAACP CORE America Department of Agriculture

Business Shrugs Off Politics In Economic Upswing

The piece notes business largely ignores the campaign despite party splits and rising government involvement. It cites confidence in continued growth into next year, with strong personal incomes, higher spending, record employment, and wider profit margins, while warning voices may influence some voters.

What have you done for him says artist

A pypsy girl asks the crucifixion story in Stenberg studio and prompts a painter to convert his craft into witness. He recalls Jesus died for us and then asks what he has done for Him, turning his work into a message for faith. Lourlsay Tucson Council Churches

Stenberg Jesus Lourlsay Tucson

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