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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

9

Time For Birchers To “Put Up Or Shut Up”

The piece condemns Revilo P. Oliver of the John Birch Society for making unprovable claims during two Tucson speeches. It calls for proof of charges and argues such rhetoric harms anti-Communist aims while praising Birch Society aims to educate on the Communist threat.

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Curbing The High Court In Congress History And Court Packing

The piece traces proposals to suspend the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction by constitutional amendment and recalls 1868 Congress action, New Deal era debates, and FDR’s court packing threat, noting how the justices shifted stance amid political pressure. It cites the phrase a switch in time saves nine.

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Strange Mood Of Uncertainty At Democratic Convention

Atlantic City reports show Democratic delegates uneasy about President Johnson’s handling of Civil Rights and Goldwater’s challenge. They fear poll trends, wonder whether to pursue a broad Electoral College strategy or compromise with Southern Democrats, and worry about Barry Goldwater’s rising strategy and foreign policy stance.

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Democrats in Atlantic City Weigh Differences and Futures

In Atlantic City John Chamberlain notes a split within the Democratic Party mirroring external divides. Georgia senators avoid controversy while South Asia policy raises debate among Morse Gruening Mansfield Dodd. Johnson faces mixed polls and regional loyalties as party unity remains fragile.

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Witty Financial Report On Mrs Buchwald’s Ventures

Satirical piece recaps Mrs. Buchwald’s (and husband’s) fictional investments from salad oil to Tucker autos, Edsels, the Suez Canal, and Tonkin Gulf bonds. It lampoons publicity around Johnson finances and ends with a mock balance sheet listing comic debts and small assets.

Let's Boost Our Tucson Manpower Training Plan

Letters praise a state run program tied to public schools training for upholstering nursing aides and other trades with job placement. They note a $250 003 budget and emphasize Tucson growth, University and climate attracting quality residents, while acknowledging some may not find preferred jobs.

Tucson Public Schools

Courageous Thomas Gates of Arizona A Pioneer Profile

Arizona pioneer Thomas Gates known for bold acts and a stubborn resolve. Born 1834 in Canada, he moved to Tucson in 1866, ran poker rooms, mined, and later led Yuma prison as superintendent after 1886. He survived a fatal stabbing and remained a Pioneers' Society member.

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LBJ and Wagner plot in New York power play

The piece portrays a weekend gathering as a strategic alliance between President Johnson and Mayor Wagner to blunt Robert F. Kennedy. It argues Kennedy seeks a New York Senate base to aim for the White House, while Johnson aims to block him and shape New York Democratic leadership. Edwin L Weiss Sr. is named as Johnson ally and New York Democratic National Committeeman.

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Follow Me Dy Devotion**

After Jesus meets Peter by the Sea of Tiberias he asks Do you love Me three times and commands Peter to tend His flock The risen Christ then calls each believer to openly affirm love for Him and follow His path in life

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