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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1964

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Barry Goldwater predicted to upset Johnson in key states

Mrs. Richard Burke of the Pima County Republican Women predicts Barry Goldwater will win Arizona California Idaho Montana Nevada Oklahoma Texas Wyoming Illinois and Ohio on November 3. She asserts Goldwater carries a wide Western sweep and several Midwest contests.

Barry Goldwater Lyndon Johnson Richard Bonnie) Burke Barry Arizona California Idaho Montana Nevada Oklahoma Texas Wyoming

Contest Promises Cash Prizes for 1964 Election Guess

The Citizen offers 175 in total cash prizes for predicting the 1964 presidential outcome. First prize 100 dollars, second prize 50 dollars, and third prize 25 dollars. Entry blanks are available and rules to follow.

Your Ballot Entry Form For Tucson Daily Citizen

A voter guidance item invites readers to submit a presidential election prediction for a cash prize. The notice details mailing the blank tally to the Election Contest Editor in Tucson Arizona and references contest rules.

Tucson Daily Citizen Tucson Arizona

Nations at Risk of Losing U.N. Vote Over Back Assessments

The United Nations report lists the Soviet Union and nine other states owing large arrears, risking loss of voting rights under Article 19. The United States vows to press enforcement at the next General Assembly, while the Soviet bloc cites unsettled Security Council ratifications for Congo peacekeeping charges.

United Nations N.Y UPI Soviet Union United Nations General Assembly Assembly Committee On Contributions Paraguay U.N United States Congo Gaza Strip U.N. Security Council

Two Men Injured In Nogales Highway Crash

Two men were injured early today when their car ran off the Nogales Highway about 24 miles south of Tucson. Fernando D. Galvan, 29, of 537 W. Carrillo St., and Haskell Creek, 28, of 2245 St. 6th Ave., apt. 17, were listed in satisfactory condition at St. Mary's Hospital with multiple cuts and bruises. The patrol said the car, headed north, apparently lost control and overturned in the desert at 3:45.

Nogales Highway Tucson Arizona Highway Patrol Fernando D. Galvan W. Carrillo St Haskell Creek St. 6Th Ave Apt St. Mary’s Hospital Desert

Weather official retires to study at University of Texas

William Percy, a 56 year old U S Weather Bureau veteran with a 35 year career, delivered his final forecast and then enrolled at the University of Texas. He plans to study archaic civilizations of Mexico, reflecting a lifelong interest after working in more than a dozen U S cities.

Austin Tex UPI William Percy U. S. Weather Bureau University of Texas Mexico

Phoenix Plans Gigantic Rally For Goldwater

Phoenix hosts a massive Goldwater homecoming rally Saturday at 9 a.m. expected to fill 8,200 seats at Municipal Stadium. Rally chairman Ralph Staggs calls it a nonpartisan welcome for Barry Goldwater and his wife Peggy, with prior appearances in Tucson and Los Angeles before a Texas stop. Sponsors include the Republican State Committee, Goldwater for President, and Americans for Goldwater.

Phoenix Ralph Staggs Phoenix Municipal Stadium Barry Peggy Goldwater Tucson Los Angeles Austin Tex Republican States Committee Goldwater For Americans For Goldwater

Postponed contempt citation against U S attorney in civil case

A federal contempt citation against U S Attorney Robert Hauberg of Jackson, Mississippi, was indefinitely postponed by the 5th Circuit pending appeal over whether the Justice Department can direct a grand jury. The appeal seeks to curb Judge Cox's authority in ordering indictments in a voter registration civil rights case.

Jacksonville Fla U.S Justice Department 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. Atty Robert Hauberg Jackson Miss Elbert Tuttle Hauberg Harold Cox Nicholas Kaizenbach Cox

Adult Organ Classes Announced at Broadway Organ Center

Jim Meyer Tucson organist instructor announced a six week adult beginning organ course at Broadway Organ Center 4530 East Broadway. Morning and evening classes, free practice times daily, $10 fee including materials and instruction. Registration Wednesday October 28 from 7 to 9 PM. Call 325-6981 for details.

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Market offers 100 trading stamps for $20 change

Ridgcrest California: K and R Market devised a tactic to ease the coin shortage by giving 100 trading stamps to customers who bring in $20 in change. The plan aims to boost circulation of coins and increase customer traffic at the store.

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