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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

7

Citizen endorses Yes on Proposition 200 repeal

The Citizen urges a YES vote on Proposition 200 to repeal Arizona’s full crew law. It argues safety remains intact with two-person crews on passenger trains and cites long term cost savings of about 3.8 million annually, to be shared with consumers, as crews expand to six only in Arizona.

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Symphony Season Opens In Tucson University Auditorium

The 36th Tucson Symphony season begins tomorrow night at the University Auditorium. The Tucson Symphony Society sponsors six regular concerts and volunteers support school outreach, with the Tucson String Quartet performing in schools. The community benefits from expanded cultural offerings and a growing orchestra.

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A Call to Goldwater in 1964 Presidential Vote

The piece argues for Barry Goldwater over Lyndon Johnson in 1964, urging conservatives to support the true liberty-loving man who resists federal welfare and contracting. It invokes Civil War imagery, condemns Johnson and his allies, and claims the nation can avert a modern Appomattox by choosing Goldwater. It stresses manhood, courage, and ideological clarity.

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American Goods Then and Now Wow the Global Trade

In a reflective piece the author notes common items from his home and wardrobe bearing foreign manufacture. He recalls Remington, Hamilton, Seth Thomas, Stetson, and a Swiss watch, lamenting the shift from American to overseas production while highlighting pride in durable brands and the lingering American know how.

Letters to the Editor on Goldwater and politics

A sequence of reader letters argues conservatives seek limited federal power while liberals push expansion. Critics claim a welfare state rise and one party rule, citing the tenth amendment and constitutional interpretation. Other letters oppose Goldwater's minority-issue rhetoric and note union ties. A Phoenix-area correspondent questions union support for Goldwater versus Johnson.

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Why Do Marriages Founder Says Sydney Harris

Sydney Harris argues marriages founder from unconscious neurotic drives and conflicting needs. He notes many couples repeat patterns: passive partners attract dominance seekers then resent them, and vice versa. Real happiness comes from accepting reality over fantasies, not demanding unreal satisfactions.

Saturday Time Table Entries From Local Offices

timetable fragment lists multiple depart and return times for Post Office University and San Xavier Hotel with entries such as 9:00 a m 9:05 a m and 2:00 p m 2:05 p m. Other details mention durations and exceptions for Saturdays and Sundays.

San Xavier Hotel University At Sand

Tucson Tour by Hack Line in 1883

A poster reprint details a 1893 transport from Tucson to the University of Arizona by hack line. Three downtown stops included the Tucson Citizen office, the Radulovich block post office, and the San Xavier Hotel near the depot. The first bus left at 7 13 a.m. with few students present and light back line traffic.

Tucson Hack Line University of Arizona

Taft Jr Seeks Senate Rise Against Young in Ohio Race

Cleveland reports on Robert Taft Jr entering the Senate contest against Democratic Sen. Stephen Young, signaling a possible Taft dynasty revival. Taft emphasizes independence, supports Goldwater, and warns against rigid extremes while aiming to broaden the Taft political road. Ohio dynamics show Taft drawing more strength than Goldwater, with Democratic overconfidence cited as a risk for Ohio.

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Daily Devotion Reflects on Salvation and Heartfelt Praise

A devotional meditation centers on Luke 2 30 31 and the shepherd boy’s psalms and asks if readers sing and act with a heart full of love for Jesus Christ. It includes a prayer asking God to cleanse thoughts and center devotion, invoking Jesus Christ our Lord and Amen.

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