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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
1
An 18 year old girl was attacked early today by a bold rapist using tactics similar to three prior assaults. She fled and was unharmed aside from fear as police started investigations. The report notes threats with a knife and ongoing concern for safety in the area.
The Nation reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller renewed his charge that Sen. Barry Goldwater fails to repudiate support from extreme right wing elements. Page 3 recap.
Washington reports the tax bill is progressing in Congress and could cut taxes for individuals. The FDA orders firms to prove antibiotic claims in over the counter compounds. General Maxwell Taylor states the Joint Chiefs approve the test ban treaty but note military disadvantages. With rail talks stalled, August 29 looms as a nationwide railroad strike deadline.
World South Vietnamese forces and Buddists clashed over the disposition of a young priest who died in a fiery protest against the Catholic led government. The page notes ongoing turmoil and calls for peaceful resolution amid religious tension.
Tucson Open officials eye foreign players join pro am. Nine ASU students await athletic board decision on sociology test materials. Carmichael confirms notes differ from prior handoffs in Butts suit.
Hospitals face shortages in treating severe alcoholism and delirium tremens as stigma and lack of public support hinder dedicated facilities. Dr. A M Libasci and Sister Monica Marie describe isolation needs, while Tucson General and Tucson Medical Center outline post-DTs care and family or private nurse involvement.
Washington marks the 18th anniversary of V J Day with Truman proclaiming a two day paid holiday for federal workers and ordering cease fire directives. Despite celebrations, hostilities persisted briefly as kamikaze attacks and resistance continued in various theaters before Japan surrendered following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
In Houston 2000 mayors and city officials vote today on a human rights resolution at the 40th annual American Municipal Association gathering. President Johnson urged action and urged officials to uphold constitutional rights, stressing that communities will face human rights challenges if not addressed.
The notice lists subscription rates for Home-Delivered Tucson and outside Tucson deliveries, showing annual and weekly options. It appears as a catalog entry from the Citizen Publishing Co at 208 North Stone Ave, Tucson, Arizona.
A 400 pound lion named George, billed as a friendly pet, was found caged in a truck near Fifth Avenue. Lawrence Benedict of Lancaster PA faced a charge for not providing proper safeguards, but the court dismissed as Benedict planned to depart the city. George had previously drawn national attention as a cub in 1959 after a prior owner jailed him in Oklahoma City.
Coroner inquest in Patagonia ruled Arthur Baeuerlen Jr. died in an accidental dynamite explosion last May 13. Baeuerlen, 31, was killed while his partner Robert Gallardo, 37, was critically injured at the Sweetwater Mine about 30 miles northeast of Patagonia. Deputy State Mine Inspector James White testified the dynamite fuses were too short, about two feet instead of eight, contributing to the accident.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York has signaled to friendly lawmakers his plan to announce candidacy for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination in December and wage a real fight in at least two primaries. George Hinman, New York Republican national committeeman, relayed Rockefeller's tentative plans. He said Rockefeller intends to contest the New Hampshire and California primaries with a strong effort.
President Fulbert Youlou announced plans to form a new government after riots and strikes accusing graft. He will consult political groups to create a small technocrat team for national reconciliation and postpone the one party system. Brazzaville radio reported the move amid clashes and a prison break.
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