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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1964

Page

6

Double Talk Hour Guides Post-Election Spin

A United Press International piece catalogs common post election excuses and evasions as losing candidates interpret returns. It lists phrases like reforms are too fragmentary to judge and the voters spoke while noting ethnic bloc voting and ongoing strongholds awaiting results.

Arnold B. Sawislak United Press International Longfellow Kosciusko

Four Cochise Escapees At Large After Jail Break

Four Cochise County jail escapees in Bisbee armed with knives, led by Willie James Baker, 22, remain at large. Baker stole a car in Sierra Vista, fled into Bisbee, and evaded officers after a chase. Accomplices Gerald D. Kerns, 21, Enrique Pinedo, 22, and Dominguez, 21, aided in the breakout and are sought as authorities deploy roadblocks and tracking dogs.

Cochise Bisbee Willie James Baker Sierra Vista Baker Copper Queen William Silva Silva Gerald D. Kerns Enrique Pinedo Dominguez Arizona Florence Kerns Pinedo

Nevada Observes 100th Anniversary

Nevada marked its 100th birthday with a grand parade and events from art exhibits to whisker contests drawing about 75 000 people. The celebration honors Nevada becoming the 36th state on October 31 1864.

Carson City Nev UPI Nevada

Salinger Protests Hate Mail Over Communist Accusations

Senator Pierre Salinger protests anonymous hate mail alleging his mother and father are active Socialists in France and calling his mother a registered Communist. He turned over the chain letters to the FBI and filed protests with Fair Campaign Practices committees, citing violations of law and decency.

Los Angeles Pierre Salinger D-Calif FBI Salinger State and National Fair Campaign Practices Committee

Arizona Republicans Rally in Tucson Ends Campaign Tour

Gov. Paul Fannin and Gov. candidate Kleindienst urged voters at the Romine ranch gathering in Tucson. They touted winning the Senate race and attacked Democrat Sam Goddard while highlighting support for judicial candidates and measures on education and tax reform.

Warman Paul Fannin Pima County Tucson U.S Kleindienst Arizona Sam Goddard Supreme Court Edward W. Scruggs Superior Court Herbert F. Krucker Court of Appeals John Wm. Johnson Sarah Folsom Prescott State Board of Education L. Waldo DeWitt Thad Moore Arizona Tax Commission John D. Haugh Paul A. Smith Scott Alexander Ernest Garfield William A. Buehl California Texas Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson-Humphrey Southern Arizona Albert Siegel James W. Perry Jack L. Cross

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