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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
1
City detectives expand surveillance in a two square mile area after a spike in prowler activity on Tucson’s Northeast Side. Arthur Philip Apodaca in critical condition after being struck by a train he flagged while his stalled car.
The Nation reports Mississippi Democrats will finalize their gubernatorial candidate choices in a climactic campaign event set for tomorrow. A jailed mobster has provided information on a nationwide crime syndicate for the past year, according to the Justice Department. Steve sleeps in the wrong bed. You don’t hitch rides with a pistol, Ted. A bag of peanuts leaves some faces red.
Washington congressional committees may begin major decisions this week on two Kennedy 1963 aims tax cuts and civil rights. Senator Jackson a Kennedy ally will press for solid proof before backing a nuclear test ban treaty. Holmes Alexander column.
Thirteen Americans and seven North Koreans battle for two hours in the demilitarized zone. Three Americans are wounded slightly. The North Korean casualties, if any, are unknown. The report appears on page 1.
Bridge Citizen Charlie Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials and Financial News notes appear in the General Index section. Molly Mayfield is listed with Movie Times and TV Radio Dials alongside Woman's View content and ongoing feature briefs.
About 400 gathered at Armory Park in Tucson for a NAACP sponsored rally supporting President Kennedy’s civil rights package. Joseph G Kennedy criticized the Arizona Daily Star editorial as ignorant of Negro history. The Rev Casper S Glean denounced the piece as a maze of inconsistencies and questioned merit employment claims for Negroes. The Rev Glenn urged investigation into alleged disappearance of Negro job applications as they plan a Washington D C trip to gauge congressional support and craft grass roots strategy.
Banks J. Paul, assistant director at the VA hospital in White City Oregon, is chosen to assume a similar role at the local VA facility. He will replace John A. Beckett who retired after more than 30 years service. Paul, 45, has a long VA career and Navy service plus degrees from the University of Houston and Columbia University.
William L. Raby of Goldstein Kramer Smith Raby will address the 18th annual convention of the National Society of Public Accountants on August 19 in Las Vegas. He is a professor at Ohio University and recently completed a tax practice seminar at the University of Arizona.
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