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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
1
Mayor Lew Davis schedules a 9 a.m. community meeting to discuss absorbing 1 000 Hughes Aircraft Co workers amid impending layoffs. The event aims to map a local response to the planned workforce reduction.
Representatives of most nations began signing the partial nuclear test ban treaty in Washington London and Moscow. President Kennedy urged rapid ratification as signings continued.
The Italian paper mocks Charlie Brown as fairly normal while Lucy Linus and Snoopy are deemed candidates for a psychiatrist. The commentary reflects a hostile view of the comic strip with a political edge.
Alabama coach Paul Bryant says he never received information from former Georgia athletic director Wally Butts. He adds that if he had, he would not have used it.
Public Records section highlights local filings and notices with entities like Molly Mayfield and standard civic items. The brief compiles notices from various city departments and reflects routine governmental actions affecting residents and property.
At least 26 nations signed the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Washington London and Moscow. Ambassadors from Australia and Mexico led denizens in signing, with Britain and the United States confirming participation. France and Red China did not sign, while Kennedy pushed Senate approval.
President Kennedy sent to the Senate the limited nuclear test ban treaty urging swift ratification. He claimed the pact would increase American security and reduce the threat of nuclear war, with no hidden strings and a path to further accords. He argued the treaty secures the United States better than continued underground testing.
The House voted 229 to 164 to reject a Republican bid to cut borrowing authority by 2 billion and approved a three month extension to 309 billion dollars. The tally to extend the ceiling was 221 to 176, as President Kennedy's administration seeks action on tax cuts and spending measures.
Baby Patrick Kennedy listed with idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome as doctors hover at Boston Children's Hospital. President Kennedy, then Mrs Kennedy, and family face rapid changes with the infant born prematurely at Otis Air Force Base.
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