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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1964
Page
1
The 1960 presidential race ended in a tight duel with John Kennedy defeating Richard Nixon by the popular vote 34,227,096 to 34,108,546 and securing 303 electoral votes to Nixon’s 219. Nixon carried 26 states to Kennedy’s 24. The article presents the 1960 tally sheet.
The Citizen offers $175 in cash prizes for predicting the 1964 presidential outcome. First prize is $100, second $50, third $25. No perfect score required. contest entrants urged to fill out their entry blanks.
The Tucson Daily Citizen announces a 1964 presidential election contest with free entry open to all except staff families. Submit one completed entry by November 1 1964 marking winners for each state and the national result. Prizes awarded by most correct states and closest electoral vote, with ties split equally.
The Tucson Daily Citizen invites readers to predict the 1964 presidential race. Send your forecast for Goldwater or Johnson and enter by mail or in person at 208 N Stone Tucson Arizona. Each person may submit one entry only and terms apply.
The Tucson Daily Citizen outlines Proposition 200 to repeal sections of Arizona’s full crew law requiring three crew members on freight trains. Railroads tout safety and cost savings while unions warn of higher rates and job losses, citing California’s repeal and safety fines against SP.
In San Francisco the China Books & Periodicals Shop marks down a Red Chinese publication from $1.25 to 75 cents. The title reads People of the World Unite for the Complete Thorough Total and Resolute Prohibition and Destruction of Nuclear Weapons.
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