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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
7
Four years after opposition to a nondiscrimination law Tucson endorses voluntary progress in human relations. The mayor and council are urged to pass a public accommodations ordinance without a referendum, citing community readiness and broad support from businesses and residents.
A former Taft campaign insider voices sharp criticisms of Goldwater and the GOP field. He argues Nixon and Scranton missteps narrowed the contest too soon, warns party unity hinges on open convention dynamics, and notes Rockefeller and Rhodes complicate delegate loyalties amid internal bickering. The source notes a tense, behind the scenes view from Cleveland to San Francisco.
James Marlow argues the Supreme Court launches a double revolution in U.S. life by addressing racial justice and electoral democracy. He cites 1954 desegregation, 1962 and 1963 voting rights rulings, and court-ordered reapportionment to rectify unequal representation, condemning political inertia in Congress and state legislatures.
Sydney Harris argues that dogs teach children about inconvenience sharing love and self worth. He cites Dr. Boris Levinson noting pets broaden family dynamics and force outward focus, helping children and parents reevaluate feelings and behavior. Copyrinnt 1844.
Letter writers defend Barry Goldwater against civil rights charges. They praise his constitutional stance and local actions in Phoenix 1947 desegregation, oppose federal public accommodations law, and urge limited federal power while advocating local, practical action.
Arizona Album notes Southern Pacific locomotives hustling freight through the Southwest in the mid-1890s. The oil burning engine featured smaller driving wheels for hauling power at speed, a straight stack in place of the old funnel, and bore the Central Pacific name on its cab before the 1885 SP consolidation.
Victor Riesel reports three liberal labor leaders David Dubinsky Alex Rose and Walter Reuther met at the Hickory House in New York to back Lyndon Johnson for president in 1964 and to discuss a sweeping party realignment. They aim to make Johnson the symbol of militant liberalism and build a new movement through the Liberal Party, shifting conservatives and liberals into distinct camps.
Daily devotion fragment urges looking to God for guidance in life's trials. It speaks of God as equalizer and adequacy filling voids, bringing humility to the proud and rest to the weak, with a prayer for His face to shine and be gracious. Colieteau Tucsan Caineil at Chyna
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