Why Darrell Smith Should Be Attorney General
A Citizen endorsement argues Darrell F. Smith meets two key criteria for Arizona attorney general: strong professional qualifications from service as deputy county attorney and assistant attorney general, plus broad backing from the Arizona State Bar and the retiring Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell. It cites opponent Patrick O’Reilly’s driving record as a cautionary note on personal qualifications and highlights Smith’s community and family roots.
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Arizona
Darrell F. Smith
Smith
Maricopa
Robert Pickrell
Pickrell
Darrell Smith
Arizona State Bar
Patrick O’rielly
O'Reilly
Citizen
Associated Press
Glendale
Ariz
Mesa
104-YES Is Common Sense Prop 104 Yes Plea
A call for a nonpartisan yes vote on Proposition 104 argues for four year terms for county officers including supervisors sheriff county attorney recorder treasurer assessor and superintendent of schools starting January 1 1965. It says longer terms avoid frequent election distraction and benefit governance and the public.
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Common Sense
Holmes Alexander, a Churchill Without Rhetoric
A Maryland Goldwater rally shows a reborn GOP unity as Sen Beall introduces Goldwater to $100-a-plate diners. The piece notes reception of his anti-Communist stance, public fears over secrecy in government, and perceptions of Goldwater’s sincerity versus oratorical skill while comparing him to Churchill.
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Goldwater
Maryland
Barry Goldwater
Glenn Beall
Barry
Beall
Richard Nixon
Walter Jenkins
President Johnson
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Jenkins
LBJ
Washington Press Corps
Nore
Russia
China
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Clare Boothe Luce
Churchill
Mrs. Luce
Revolt Inside Labor Roils U S Unions Across Sectors
Victor Riesel reports a widespread uprising inside labor as rank and file members push for higher contracts and lower dues. Across unions from barbers to textile workers, rebels oust leaders, form new federations, and challenge heads like James Carey of IUE and Sal Maso of Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers. Ballots tally around November 20, with referenda and leadership challenges reshaping the labor movement.
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Labor
Bellingham
Wash
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Woodlands
New York
Sal Maso
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers International Union
Hotel Astor
William Buck
Fire Fighters Union
Boris Now Head Of The Class In Soviet Satire
A satirical scene at Moscow’s People’s School 123 mocks Soviet education and political indoctrination. A teacher hails Khrushchev, then Brezhnev, Kosygin, and others as the true leaders, while students and the principal reveal the absurdity of cults of personality.
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People’s School 123
Moscow
Readers sound off on Rusk, money in politics and defense
Letters criticize Dean Rusk for predicting China’s atomic blow and demand warning on Cuban missiles. They argue money cannot buy freedom, question Rep Udall and water sales, warn about Maginot Line defenses, and recall 1932 attacks on Hoover while praising Goldwater.
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Dean Rusk
China
Humble vote urged after reflecting on ignorance
John Chamberlain argues citizens should vote humbly after examining personal ignorance. The piece critiques Nixon and Kennedy era claims on Cuba and Castro, cites Nixon’s role in a CIA plan, and notes the risk of exposing a top secret invasion project. Copyright 1964.
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Richard Nixon
Cuba
Castro
John F. Kennedy
Reader’s Digest
Nixon
Goldwater
CIA
Eisenhower
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Casetto
Cee Ke
Kennedy
Daily Devotion: Faith That Covers All Life
A Tucson Council of Churches note urges Christians to live out their faith beyond church, resisting conformity and convenience. It calls for moral rectitude in work and daily life, stressing a genuine integration of belief and action in this age of shifting values.
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God
Tucson
Arizona Album shows historic University of Arizona campus homes
The image depicts two brick two story residences once housing professors in 1896 and years after, facing north in front of Old Main with campus tennis courts nearby. A stone building at Park Ave and 2nd St served as housing for University boys before being torn down for Manzanita and Mohave Halls.
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Park Ave
2Nd St
INA
Manzanita
Mohave
J. F. McKale
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Dennis the Menace
Holmes Alexander
America
Victor Riesel
Tank
National Union
Paul Jennings
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Jennings
New Jersey
Jim Carey
Barbers
Municipal
Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers
Textile Workers Union
Building Service
United Automobile Workers
Rubber Workers
Art Buchwald
Boris
Komarov
Yegorov
Feoktistav
Comrade Khrushchev
Vladimir
Teacher
Katrina
Space
Leonid Brezhnev
Little Vladimir
Aleksei Nikolaevich Kosygin
Harold
Lyndon
E. 20Th St
United States
Udall
Congress
Rep
Tuckson
Avra Valley
Ordnance
The
Defense Organization
Juanita
Hoover
John Chamberlain
Peter
Phillips
University OF Arizona
Albert R. Buehman
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