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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1964

Page

9

Realistic view on selling freedoms and tax repeal

The Citizen urges a YES vote on Proposition 102 to repeal the inventory tax arguing it harms sellers and buyers by depressing stock levels and driving shoppers to other states. It estimates a $4.5 million revenue loss but predicts $120 million more in business from repeal and offsetting gains from sales and income tax collections. The editorial asserts higher Christmas sales in Arizona would boost revenues.

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Los Angeles Girds Relief Policy With Work Incentive

California eyes a work-for-relief plan as Los Angeles County moves to replace welfare with farm labor. The board demands higher wages and better conditions to push able bodied youths into fields while debating feasibility and potential national impact.

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Hidden labor vote looms as swing factor in 1964 race

Victor Riesel reports labor chiefs fear the hidden vote may decide the election. Across Brownsville to Chicago, independents could swing either way, complicating labor efforts to mobilize a record turnout against Barry Goldwater. The AFL CIO struggle centers on the Republican Big City Program run by Sherman Unger, with coordinated precinct efforts in key urban areas.

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Balderdash Rules Campaign Year Says This Historian

John Chamberlain critiques the 1964 campaign as a year of noise over substance. He contrasts private versus public social security, argues for rational debate on nuclear control, and notes leaders fail to provide analysis amid partisan caterwauling.

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Do It Yourself Presidential Kit Parodies in 1970s Ad

Art Buchwald mocks campaign kits for Democrats and Republicans. The Democratic kit includes a Texas hat grill TV and toy beagles while the Republican one features a ham radio uniform and six shooters. He lampoons staged rhetoric and party stereotypes with satirical quotes and bizarre visual props.

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Letters to the Editor on Barry Goldwater and tenure

Readers in San Manuel debate Barry Goldwater’s desegregation stance and national guidance. The letter by Brenda Getty Coulter and Helen Rice supports Goldwater while warning minorities should not dictate the majority. A second letter questions Goldwater’s claim to challenge President Johnson and calls for clearer platform explanations. Writers urge full real names for publication.

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Arizona Album: UA Grid Team 1906 Mutiny Incident

A 1906 University of Arizona football team story recalls coach Bill Ruthrauff and a student mutiny over a St Patrick’s Day celebration. One scholar on a president’s scholarship refused to join the revolt, choosing to stay in school as peers clashed on campus.

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Madisonian Command and the Nuclear Trigger Debate

The piece contrasts Madison era restraint with modern calls for pre delegated battlefield action in nuclear crises. It cites President Johnson and Senator Goldwater on who should possess and authorize launch authority, noting the football code system and checks to prevent unauthorized use.

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Repent and Believe in the Gospel Devotion

A devotional reflection on repentance as essential for believers, urging readers to view Jesus not only as a merciful savior but also as one who reactions against sin. It asks why repentance matters and contrasts Jesus' corrective acts with sentimental views of the cross.

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