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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1964

Page

6

Recommendations for Sept 8 Primaries by The Citizen

Voters are urged to study candidates for state and county offices ahead of the September primary. The Citizen provides recommendations in ballot order for offices including state supreme court court of appeals governor secretary of state attorney general state auditor state treasurer superintendent of public instruction mine inspector corporation commissioner and state legislature with named picks where available.

Waldo DeWitt H. 5 Corbett Sol Ahee Meade A. Cole Ralph Curtis Tony Carrillo Ruben Romero Jim Mielke W. Mathews Sr Paul A. Smith T. D. Fridena Douglas Holsclaw Terry Concannon Doris Varn Tom Flaherty Thomas Benham Margaret Wisdom Paul Weisenborn William Jacquin Porter W. Long Albert C. Williams Ray Martin John H. Haugh Scott Alexander Big James Kennedy James R. Grainger Joe Yharra William A. Buehl Joe Gulaskey Verone F. Grim Harold Cook Ernest Garfield Sandy Bowling Democrat Superior Court Robert Boylston John W. Johnson Jack Marks Dennis Weaver David Wine Robert Sigourney Pete Rubi Ray Fagel Thomas Jay William Tinney Norman Green Wakion Justice OF the Peace Eoer Pavener

Verbal Overkill at Atlantic City Convention Deepens Uproar

The piece laments the flood of political labels at the Democratic Convention. It contrasts Eric Goldman’s pragmatism with party attacks on Barry Goldwater and warns of continued name-calling through the autumn. It cites figures like Humphrey and Johnson, and references critics such as Galbraith and Schlesinger.

Atlantic City Hubert Humphrey Goldman Johnson Leonard Broom University of Texas Frank Vandiver Rice Houston Cambridge Mass Galbraiths Schlesingers White House Barry Goldwater Kookie Cutter Barry Republican Party Richard Hughes New Jersey John Pastore Rhode Island John McCormack Aristides LBJ N.J Eric Cavaliero Oliver

How'd You Like The Convention

Atlantic City observer notes a weary convention scene with long hours and heated debates. Walter Winchell is highlighted as a veteran reporter and the piece critiques Democratic Party governance and liberty under federal regulation while praising American freedom.

Jefferson Democratic Party

Bad Manners On Tennis Courts And The Flaming Elite

Sydney Harris argues that top tennis players exhibit vanity tantrums and boorish behavior both on and off the court. He contrasts politeness of tennis with the spoiled aura of champions and notes the sport’s privileged image amid broader social snobbery.

Why the Ridicule of John Leonard on the Political Front

A Tucson reader questions John Leonard's criticism of new Republican candidates and recounts personal ambition to serve as precinct committeeman. The letter defends party participation, notes alleged press misgivings, and urges openness to grassroots involvement.

John Leonard Focal Political Front Republican Party Tucson Tucson Daily Citizen Republican Central Committee

Dr Oliver Attacks America as Patriot and Communist

Dr. Revilo P. Oliver is depicted as undermining American values while professing patriotism. The text condemns his dogma and claims he fragments national unity under a guise of loyalty, portraying him as dangerous to the country.

San Francisco Oliver Cavaliero Birch Society Mitchell A. Tuchman Treat Ave Revilo P. Oliver America Dr. Oliver

Backlash and School Desegregation Fuel NY Politics

President Johnson faces backlash rhetoric amid debates over New York school pairing in desegregation efforts. Civil Rights Act provisions constrain busing plans as parents protest and picket the Democratic National Convention while critics warn of political consequences for Goldwater.

LBJ New York State Office of Education New York State Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller New York City

Prove all things and hold fast that which is good

A devotional urging trust in the Bible over science for salvation. Dr How ard K. Warner is cited noting science may uncover mysteries and reveal nuclei, but the Bible lifts minds toward universal Love. The prayer seeks divine guidance toward tolerance, generosity, compassion, and Christlike redeeming spirit. Courtesy Tucson Council of Church

Howard K. Warner God Christ Redeemer Tucson Chur

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