How Moderate Is Liberal The Press Question
A historical critique of media labeling during the California Republican primary. The piece argues that Nelson Rockefeller shifted to being portrayed as moderate while Barry Goldwater remained conservative, with major wire services and columnists framing Rockefeller as moderate and implying Goldwater was immoderate, a slant the author deems subjective and improper.
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America
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
California
Wire
Sen. Goldwater
Sen
Goldwater
Gov
Associated Press
United Press
Pima County Redistricting Shows Partial Reform
Progress notes that Pima County supervisors, after a court writ, unveiled a second redistricting plan. The plan narrows gaps but still leaves a 43,000 voter disparity between Districts 1 and 3. Tule Ajo loses guaranteed control as Tucson voters join District 3.
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Pima County
Aja
Ajo
Tucson
Miller for Vice President in Goldwater Ticket?
The column argues Bill Miller could be a strong vice presidential pick if Goldwater reaches the San Francisco convention. It critiques Nixon Romney ties and suggests Miller would work hard to win and balance the ticket alongside Goldwater. It cites Romney Laird Rhodes Bliss as potential co-players in a broader GOP ticket discussion.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Francisco
Cleveland
George Romney
Richard Nixon
New York
Nixon
Barry
Goldwater-Rockefeller
Romney
Harold Stassen
Jim Rhodes
Ohi
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bill Miller
Miller
Goldwater Scranton Vote Patterns Highlight 1964 GOP Split
Analysis notes Goldwater and Scranton voting records in Congress and ACA assessments. Goldwater shows 100 percent consistency on ACA scale while Scranton scores 52 percent. ACA also rates Scranton on Sound Money 58 percent, Private Markets 67, Local Government 54, Private Ownership 75, Individual Liberty 100. Predictions warn of Stop Goldwater coalition shaping nomination prospects and party cohesion. About 2 million votes cast for Goldwater in 11 primaries.
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ACA
Congress
Scranton
Goldwater
Middle Age Traps and a Lifetime of Reassessment
Sydney Harris argues middle age blends adolescence and senility, describing the paradox of feeling 18 or 108, needing heat lamps and aspirin alike. He frames self deception, reeducation, and the perils of idealizing youth, noting Hazlitt and cultural slights on aging.
Endorsements for English teaching and immigration law
Readers urge support for lower teacher pupil ratios in English classes led by Dr. Lawrence Muir and Bruce MacDonald. A second letter defends McCarran-Walter Act and warns against altering immigration policy through stealth amendments while urging action to preserve the law.
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Lawrence Muir
Bruce MacDonald
McCarran
Walter Law
United Action
Tucson
A. Laurence Muir
Oliver Drachman Citizens Committee
SP Depot Historic Tucson Link to Outside World
A vintage Southern Pacific depot built in the 1880s stood for about seven decades in the desert, serving as division headquarters with the superintendent's offices on the second floor. The division stretched from Yuma to near El Paso, with a waiting room on the east and baggage offices on the west.
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Southern Pacific
Tucson
Yuma
Rio Grande
el Paso
Tucson Depot in 1880s Era with Freight Office and Park
The scene shows a one story Tucson depot with freight office and freight house in a left building, a sign reading Tucson San Francisco 981 Miles, a small park on the right, and a passage used by east side residents and university students traveling toward the desert and the university.
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Tucson
San Francisco
San Xavier Hotel
East Side
University
Henry Buehman
Best Yet To Come In A Summer Of Industrial Hope
The piece notes high industrial output through mid May with June promising brisk activity. Auto production and durable goods orders stay strong while steel runs near 75 percent capacity and could dip in vacation periods. Regions vary with electronics and aerospace aiding the Southwest and Pacific Coast, while the Northeast and Midwest see a steadier mix. The question remains how much a summer slowdown will develop and whether the early year boom can be sustained.
Servant Leadership Emphasized in Daily Devotion
In a Tucson Council of Churches devotion, the teaching contrasts the urge for dictatorial control with Christ's standard of true greatness. Jesus redefines greatness as serving others, urging believers to imitate his selfless example rather than seeking power or status. Amen.
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Christ Jesus
Celetary
Tucson
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