Bill Kimble Udall Race Deserves Careful Thought
The Citizen endorses Bill Kimble for Congress in favor of a conservative stance against Mo Udall. The piece argues Udall’s liberal ties, ADA COPE ratings, and a record of high spending versus Kimble’s pledge of federal economy. It urges informed voters to compare records and supports Kimble as the suitable representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kimble
Morris K
Mo) Udall
William E
Bill) Kimble
Mo Udall
Udall
Americans For Democratic Action
Big Labor
COPE
ADA
Maricopa County
John Rhodes
Udair
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Rep
Arizona
Washington
Kimble
Avra Valley
Tucson
William E. Kimble
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Arizona Album Wren Nest and Armor Collectible
A fragment notes a wren and armored nest, mentioning dome and collection context. It references Addi and a seldom found item in a partial, unclear description of an album or display. The text shows damaged OCR with incomplete names and details.
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Fee
Ite
Addi
China Joins The Nuclear Club And U S Far East Strategy
The author warns that a Red Chinese atomic test upends Far East balance and tests U S willingness to defend Formosa South Viet Nam Thailand and India. He argues real deterrence requires readiness to use force and refuses passive diplomacy as insufficient against China’s nuclear capability.
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Red China
U.S
Formosa
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Philippines
India
Mao Tse-tung
Far East
Red
China
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Cairo
Indonesia
Sukarno
Ghana
Nkrumah
Yugoslavia
England
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Laos
Johnson
Goldwater
Asia
Returning Traveler Voices Election Warnings and Hope
The Returning Traveler questions if voters will act from best instincts or fear as Goldwater and Democratic campaigns shape perceptions. He notes business fear of White House disfavor, pressures of conformity, and selective media portrayal, with lingering concerns over scandal, Vietnam, Berlin Wall, and Bay of Pigs effects. He waits to see if Americans rise to their better nature at the polls.
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Barry Goldwater
White House
Bobby Baker
Viet Nam
Berlin Wall
Bay of Pigs
Sen. Williams
Matt McCloskey
Democratic War Chest
Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Johnson
Paradox of Language and Perception Across Eras
A glancing compendium of quoted phrases shows how labels and semantics reveal bias political and social divides. It contrasts tame clichés with harsher judgments about children immigrants and motivation, ending with a reflective note on human endeavor amid modern radicalism.
Mining Engineer Martin Schwerin’s long Arizona career
Martin Schwerin, born 1873 in New Bern, recalls exploring copper in Sulphur Springs Valley for Copper King Mining Co. He diamond hunted in Africa, prospected for Edison in Michigan, and worked on copper, gold, and fluorspar projects across the United States and Brazil. He settled in Tucson in the 1930s and later sold his Illinois fluorspar mine.
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Sulphur Springs
Copper King Mining Co
Tucson
Schwerin
Africa
Brazil
Thomas Edison
Michigan
New Bern, N. C
Germany
New Orleans
DeSeers
Kimberley
South Africa
Vaal River
Ilinois
One Vote Does Count in Santa Cruz County Election
An Arizona Gazette editorial argues that in a Santa Cruz County primary a single vote could decide a tie between two candidates who each received 804 votes. The piece stresses that turnout matters and every vote influences the outcome and the people’s real choice.
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Santa Cruz County
Arizona
Eos
Jenkins Case and Campaign Mark Campaign Heat in 1964 Race
James Marlow notes Johnson Goldwater race diverges from Nixon Kennedy in 1960. Jenkins arrest raises campaign drama while debates center on government size and NATO weapon control. Goldwater proposes tax cuts with conditions. Johnson seeks cool, steady leadership amid evolving public interest.
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James Marlow
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Daily Devotion on Life's Tragedies and God’s Provision
A devotional reflection asks believers to bless God for life’s tragedies, noting that all things are theirs and they are Christ's. It cites 1 Corinthians 3 21 23 RSV and ponders gratitude amid loss and sorrow.
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Christ
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Arizona-Sonora Museum
John Chamberlain
Hiroshima
Quemoy
Matsu
Mao Tsetung
Holmes Alexander
Great Society
Ted
Sydney Harris
Edison
John Riddick
Martin Schwerin
New York City
Martin
Williston Academy
Massachusetts
New York
Chicago Exposition
Zanzibar
Lehigh University
Columbia University
Columbia
New Jersey
Eugene Meyer
Alaska
Utah
Bernard Baruch
The
Venture Corp. of
London
Magdalena
Colombia
Naylor Benton & Co
Iinois
University of Arizona
Victory Mine
Ohio River
Citizen Pheta Martin Schwerin
Micho
Igan
Dennis the Menace
Jenkins
Walter W. Jenkins
Nixon
Kennedy
NATO
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