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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
2
London report from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents states that dogs cause about 2,500 accidents annually in which people are injured.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee signaled possible US aid cuts to India and Pakistan if their Kashmir conflict fails to progress. The panel urged continuous review of the issue while approving an aid authorization just under 4.1 billion dollars, down 438 million from Kennedy’s request.
Flowing Wells high school administrators discuss curler use. The school board declines a curler ban after Wan da Hendrickson objects, suggesting pin curlers as a workaround. They ban dresses with spaghetti straps but exempt boys from tucking in shirts meant for outside wear.
In Washington Republicans demand proof from President Kennedy that the limited nuclear test ban treaty will boost U.S. security. Senate hearings with military and scientific experts will scrutinize Kennedy’s pledge that the pact improves safety compared with continued testing.
A chlorine gas leak from a tank car on a siding near Wonder Chemical Co. forced hundreds of residents from the residential northeast to area hospitals. Fire Chief Hink said the gas was shut off at 2:05 p.m. EDT and area remained saturated.
A Strategic Air Command crew launched a Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg Air Force Base California in a routine training test. It marked the 14th such launch from the base, with the 65 foot missiles fired from underground silos toward a predetermined target on the Pacific range.
The Beaujon Hospital and Paris radio admitted a hoax in which interns staged a graft of a dead man’s leg onto an amputee. A reporter met dressed staff and recorded a long interview about a seven hour operation. Inquiry ordered as public panic and confusion followed.
Arizona Liquor License Supt. John A. Duncan denied being approached by Thad Moore about license issuance. Moore, commission chairman, claimed part of his 1962 income came from people helped to obtain licenses, while denying direct contact with Duncan.
The Senate approved an amendment 60 to 11 requiring Satellite Corp to repay the government space agency for exclusive benefits from government research. Democratic objections over a $44 million NASA authorization were rejected as a fraud and taxpayers giveaway to a private-profit monopoly.
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