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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
8
West Berlin police shot an American soldier as he fled after attacking a woman. The soldier, shot in the upper leg, was handed to U.S. military police for an indecent assault investigation. The soldier’s name was not disclosed.
Moscow dispatch reports Anastas Mikoyan 69 rumored hospitalized with a kidney ailment. He has been in and out of hospitals since May after catching a cold at a ceremony for Fidel Castro in Murmansk. Pulmonary complications and kidney trouble kept him hospitalized until midJune with a feeble, underweight return. He has made few public appearances since then.
Sunshine Kiwanis Club reports net profit of 7,863 from its 14th annual barbecue at Randolph Park on April 28. About 8,000 Tucsonans attended, with gross income of 11,942.85 and expenses of 4,079.36. Proceeds go to community and civic projects. 7,000 pounds beef, 7,500 rolls, 400 gallons beans, 1,700 gallons coffee used. Attendance set a new record over last year’s 6,761.
A reader in the Goldwater for President movement says Oklahoma supporters have pledged $10,000. Don Kinkaid, acting secretary of the Oklahoma Goldwater in 64 Club, expects as much as $50,000 within weeks. Pledges promise funds to the Republican national treasurer within 10 days after a Goldwater nomination.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and West German Defense Minister Kai Uwe Von Hassel wrap up three day discussions in Bonn on Europe defense strategy and West German armed forces. They tour a minesweeper coastal patrol boat and the Gorch Fock during the final sessions. West German military purchases from the United States average about 650 million dollars annually.
Mrs. Julia Fernandez 72 who lived most of her life in Nogales died in Tucson Wednesday night Funeral Mass was held at St Josephs Catholic Church in the Old Pueblo Survivors include son Henry of Bisbee
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DUMAS Tex UPI A local home owner, Emry Roberts, declared the street in front of his house his property and began plowing it, fencing it, and erecting a no trespassing sign. Mayor Harry Gaskill said the city cannot act since the land belongs to Roberts, while neighbors retaliated by removing the sign and fence and one woman threatened to withhold house payments until the street is restored.
In Holmesville New York strong winds from a rainstorm blew walls of a barn on a central New York farm, burying 11 year old Susan Dalrymple beneath bail hay and killing her last night.
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