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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
2
Tucson officials oppose proposals to place the City-County Planning Department under an assistant city manager. The debate centers on city authority and future planning direction amid a municipal governance reshaping.
Former President Eisenhower signals caution as Republicans maneuver toward Senate consideration of the nuclear test ban treaty. Navy reshuffle: Adm McDonald becomes chief of naval operations replacing Adm Anderson. Goldwater criticizes a directive affecting segregated communities for servicemen. Chamberlain cites world quota proposal impacting immigration reform. Drummond reviews an economic primer published by the Government Printing Office.
The item reports Khrushchev expected in Moscow for the partial nuclear test ban treaty signing on Monday and to personally command high level talks with the United States and Britain. It mentions the World Boy Scout Jamboree in Greece and Argentina’s political changes with Arturo Alia elected president and Arturo Frondizi released.
Tucson left handed golfer Ken Engle advances in the U S G A Junior championship at Florence South Carolina as he wins his opening match. Four home runs in a row by the Los Angeles Angels pitcher Paul Foytack push him into the record books and new MLB limitations on college baseball player signings hint at a full free agent draft.
A compact index lists sections such as Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials and TV Radio Dials. The guide directs readers to pages 18 26 27 29 33 42 44 45 48 49 50 for features on Molly Mayfield movie times public records and more.
A 34 year old Tucson woman escaped with minor injuries after turning her car into an alley behind her East Side home. The sedan ran up a telephone pole wire and overturned on its left side. Mrs Juania Cook of 5610 Fard St was treated at Tucson General Hospital and released. Police cited her for operating without a license in possession. about 11 15 o clock, damage estimated at 100 dollars.
The U S Chamber of Commerce opened its first overseas office in Paris to provide American businessmen with information on West European trade developments and to serve as a headquarters for American chamber units in Europe.
State Highway Patrol Lt. B. D. Velasco of Tucson will instruct at the Inter-American Police Academy in the Panama Canal Zone for a month. He leaves Saturday for Washington to report to the program director and arrives in Panama after briefing. Velasco, in his 14th patrol year, will teach law enforcement administration using Spanish.
John A. White heads Pima County Court of Conciliation focusing on marriage stability amid Tucson’s expanding population. The court will handle cases with children, teen marriages, and social economic impacts, with Judge Molloy leading the effort. White will earn 8100 annually and study Los Angeles precedents before starting Aug. 19.
The 17 nation disarmament conference adjourned for 11 days to allow signing of the American British Soviet nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow next week. Co chairmen Stelle and Tsarapkin plan to meet with Rusk and Gromyko to set an agenda for Geneva talks, with a focus on underground test bans and on site inspection.
Hollywood Bobby Darin has entered Mt Sinai Hospital for several days rest after collapsing during a New York engagement. He will undergo tests for nervous exhaustion. His wife Sandra Dee and their baby son Dodd will join him in Palm Springs as they work through their separation.
Maj. Gen. Patrick Jay Hurley 80 will be buried with military honors after services at St. Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe New Mexico. Mass begins at 10 a.m. Rev Pax R Schicker will officiate. Graveside honors by veterans at Santa Fe National Cemetery. Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia Base will provide active pallbearers.
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