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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

Page

7

Local School Elections Set for Tomorrow Across Five Districts

Voters will decide on school board seats in five districts Amphi Theater Catalina Foothills Flowing Wells Sunny Side and District 1. The Citizen endorses Morris Baughman in District 1 and Edgar Butterbaugh in Amphitheater while noting Howard Gerson Richard Price Walter Douglas Jr and C J Nichols as incumbent candidates seeking re election. The outcome could influence budget priorities and future bond issues expected around 11 million dollars.

Amphitheater Catalina Foothills Flowing Wells Sunnyside Tucson Morris Baughman Nan Lyons Baughman Drachman Committee Drachman Edgar Butterbaugh Amphitheater Citizens Howard Gerson Richard M. Price Walter Douglas Jr C. J. Nichols

Two Views Of Campaign Defects In National Race

An editorial pairing critiques the 1964 presidential race. It argues Goldwater is deficient on specifics while Johnson offers little beyond image, calling for a true public debate on policies and a calmer, more idea driven contest.

The Wall Street Journal Barry Goldwater Lyndon Johnson Sen. Cioldwater Goldwater Johnson LBJ

Things Are Rarely As They Seem

A reflection on Freud and modern psychology argues that appearances mislead and cultural ideas shift from revolutionary insight to dogma. The piece cautions against overclaiming Freudian concepts and notes education and early imprint shape future views.

Freud W. F. Gilbert

Letters to the Editor on unions and politics across party lines

Citizens debate teachers unions and taxpayer burdens, while multiple readers challenge Red influence and support or oppose Barry Goldwater. Letters cite strikes, patriotism, disarmament, and U.S. foreign policy, with names and addresses from Tucson and surrounding areas.

Arizona Album First University Graduates from 1895

Arizona Territory’s Tucson land grant college marks its 1895 graduation of three students Mary Walker Adams Charles Rouse and Mercedes Shibell Gould. The image shows Mary Walker Adams in period attire with puff sleeves and lace. Photo courtesy University of Arizona Library.

University Land Grant College Territory of Arizona Tucson Mary Walker Adams Charles Rouse Mercedes Shibell Gould H Buehman Mary Walker Adams

Brains In Goldwater Camp Weigh Possible Appointments

The piece notes Goldwater’s hints at appointing Nixon as Secretary of State and an advisory Peace Through Preparedness task force led by Neil McElroy. It argues the need for a clear defense policy paper from the group, plus staffing to persuade voters before November.

Sen. Goldwater Barry Goldwater Goldwater Nixon Richard Nixon Neil McElroy Eisenhower Air Force James H. Douglas Gerald R. Ford Michigan U.S Prescott $. Bush Connecticut Grace Line Wilfred J. McNeil Arthur Radford Nathan Twining Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Radford Gen. Twining

This is My Body Broken for You Reflective Devotion

A wartime wounded boy speaks of bearing a cross as Christ’s body, linking suffering to fellowship. The sermon urges personal acceptance of life’s sorrows as chosen crosses rather than imposed burdens, noting everyday pain and trials. Courtney Tuchon Council of Church

Christ Courtney Tuchon Council of Church

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