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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
24
Locksmiths in Menlo Park mobilized to work with police after a string of burglaries targeted 133 banks and jewelers in the area. The operation involved every available locksmith in the region to secure exits and assist investigations.
A thief broke into a local janitorial service office and stole the keys to the firm. Police investigated the break‑in and are reviewing security footage and potential suspects. The incident raises concerns about property access and crime prevention in the area.
More than 30 nations announce intent to sign the nuclear test ban treaty. France and Red China refuse. West Germany opts not to sign now. Countries listed include Afghanistan Australia Belgium Brazil Britain Bulgaria Canada Czechoslovakia Denmark East Germany Ecuador Ethiopia Finland India Iran Ireland Israel Italy Japan Laos Liberia Mexico Mongolia New Zealand Norway Poland Saudi Arabia Senegal Somalia USSR United Arab Republic United States Uruguay.
James D. Zellerbach 71 former U S ambassador to Italy and Crown Zellerbach Corp chairman died of a brain tumor at Mount Zion Hospital after an exploratory operation. President Kennedy praised him as an industrialist diplomat and philanthropist. He led Crown Zellerbach from 1938 and oversaw Marshall Plan aid to Italy. He also served as U S delegate to the United Nations and participated in Bilderberg meetings.
Bonn reports West Germany will not sign the atomic test ban treaty for the time being. Chancellor Adenauer's spokesman Karl Guenther von Hase cites fears of misuse to bolster East German communist prestige. He notes West Germany awaits U S Senate debate and mentions McNamara's return to Washington.
Rosary will be recited at 8 tonight at the Tucson Mortuary Chapel for Mrs Mercedes Montano 73 who died Friday at her home Survivors include her husband three sons a daughter four brothers two sisters and 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Mass is at 9 tomorrow at Santa Cruz Church followed by burial in Holy Hope Cemetery
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle maintains French refusal to sign the Moscow nuclear test ban pact. He supports United States Britain and Russia but insists France must keep an independent nuclear force until others disarm. France's stance remains unchanged as De Gaulle vacations at Colombey les Deux Eglises.
The document was first initialled by President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, marking a historic step in the test ban negotiations between the United States and United Kingdom.
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