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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
Merchants in downtown Baton Rouge and two suburban centers desegregated lunch counters with advance notice and no incidents. Negroes were served at noon. picketing continued at the segregated public swimming pool as leaders seek faster desegregation of parks and recreation.
A 44 year old construction foreman lecturing workers on safety at a Falls Church building project fell three stories when a steel slab slipped. Ross Garland of Stafford County died about an hour later in a hospital.
Sheriff's and city detectives questioned a 16 year old boy identified by a housewife as the intruder found in her East Side home. The youth, a carrier for the Arizona Daily Star, left after claiming he entered to protect her from a prowler. He was held by Deputy Sheriff Cecil Knop and handed to juvenile authorities for further questioning.
The Commerce Department reported 5.9 billion dollars in new construction for the previous month. Private construction reached 4.2 billion while public projects totaled 1.7 billion.
Mexico would applaud a U S invasion of Cuba if it occurred said Manuel Moreno Rivas editor of El Debate speaking to Tucson Press Club. He claimed about 10 000 Red Embassy affiliated leaders influence Mexican politics and warned Latin America to resist subversion while praising the Catholic Church as a bulwark against communism.
The Pete Newland District announces James D. Hobbs, a University of Arizona graduate and former Tucson Credit Union local manager, as a special agent in Tucson Arizona. Hobbs offers a portfolio of living insurance contracts through Equitable Underwriter with office at Lutte 612 Phoenix Title Bldg Tucson.
Real estate mortgage filings in Pima County reached a record 110,136,697 for the first half of 1963, with July totals dipping from 1962. FHA and VA loans together accounted for 253 loans in July, while overall recordings rose to 10,696 and deeds to 1,672 amid activity in June and July.
Edwin L. Edison of Lake Lota wana lent his oil company credit card to a man he believed a friend. Since December the bill has grown, connecting Edison to a credit dispute being tracked by authorities in Kansas City.
Washington. Southern Railway president W. Brosnan and AFL CIO leader James B. Carey clash over the hiring of 100 retired unskilled Negroes as diesel locomotive firemen. Carey calls the move a travesty of morality while Brosnan accuses Carey of injecting himself into a matter beyond his concern and criticizes his compassion for elderly unemployed workers.
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