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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
4
Atlantic City report compares the Democratic and Republican platforms on medical care civil rights trade extremism taxes foreign policy and other issues. It notes Democrats favor social security expansion civil rights enforcement and foreign aid revisions while Republicans push market roots tax cuts strong national defense space goals and constraint on extremism.
BROCKENHURST England British women golfers invited a Soviet women team to play here but the invitation was refused because no Russian woman plays golf. A Soviet embassy official in London said the sport is unknown in Russia.
Sam Goddard, Arizona delegate and governor candidate, warned of delays in settling credentials disputes at the Democratic National Convention. Battle lines hinge on Mississippi delegations and Alabama delegates who did not sign the pledge. He noted many telegrams from supporters and urged a unified party to counter Republican splits and Goldwater's base erosion.
Hollywood author Louis Pollock, 60, credited with The Jackie Robinson Story and a version of The Lady and the Tramp, died Sunday at his home from a heart attack. He began writing in 1945 after resigning as director of advertising and publicity for United Artists Pictures.
The communist youth paper Komsomol Pravda calls for a nationwide anti drunkenness law as part of a campaign led by Premier Nikita Khrushchev. It criticizes Moscow stations and taxis for vodka sales at night, notes empty restaurant signs, and praises the subway for not carrying drunks while subways and trains allow their presence on suburban lines.
A 3-year-old Tucson man Douglas Lee Hinton was convicted by a Superior Court jury of second degree burglary for breaking into Joseph Williams home at 190234 Mistletoe Circle on June 29 and stealing items worth 80 dollars. He faces sentencing at 9 a.m. Monday before Judge Alice Truman with attorney Garven Videen and Deputy County Attorney Arthur Buller prosecuting.
Frank Littlewood, 23, the Sheffield Anglican Church treasurer, admitted gambling away 386 pounds of church money on horse and dog racing. He received two years probation.
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