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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

8

Arizona court calls auto death murder in three car crash

A Pima County Superior Court jury found a 24 year old driver guilty of two second degree murder charges and three counts of assault with a deadly weapon for a three car Oracle Road crash that killed a mother and her 11 year old daughter and injured others. Judge Robert Roylston sentenced him to 30 to 40 years in prison. The case marks a potential

Pima County Arizona Oracle Norman Green Robert Roylston

Bowling Comes Of Age In Tucson Open At Cactus Bowl

The second annual Tucson Open runs today through Sunday at Cactus Bowl with top pros competing for 25000 in prize money. Thousands of local bowlers follow the event, encouraged by high level play and the Tucson Daily Citizen free bowling clinic next Tuesday.

Tucson Tucson Daily Citizen Cactus Bowl

Dirty power plays shake GOP as Goldwater rises

In 1952 and again now, leaders use dirty tactics to derail Republicans. The piece cites Young Republicans in San Francisco denying floor access to push Lukens, while Democrats and Californias Stanley Mosk attack Goldwater’s stance toward the John Birch Society. It warns such moves risk discrediting the party ahead of 1964.

Sen Barry Goldwater San Francisco Leonard Nadasdy Elihu Root Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft Nadasdy Stanton Evans Donald Buz—Lukens Lukens California Stanley Mosk Sacramento Nelson Rockefeller John Birch Society Robert H. W. Welch Jr Mosk Welch Goldwater Robert Welch Mr. Welch Joe McCarthy Kennedy

Disarmament Debate Holds Back Test Ban Pact Prospects

James Marlow argues that even a Senate approval of a limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty will not advance disarmament. He notes the treaty bans atmospheric tests while underground tests continue and inspector regimes raise disputes with Russia and China. He warns of trust, verification, and power imbalances, suggesting fear sustains the arms race.

Senate Russia United States

I Didn’t Get His Name in Westhampton

Art Buchwald recounts a chance meeting on the Long Island Rail Road with a man claiming to offer a TV series deal. The would-be producer proposes a thousand dollars per show plus 10 percent of profits, with an advance after signing. Four days later the person vanished and Buchwald continues to ride the Cannonball hoping for a follow up.

Letters to the Editor condemn severe Chalmers sentence

Readers voice opposition to a 30 to 40 year term, argue justice is vengeance, and question the court’s aim. A second letter critiques Mayor Davis’s Tucson economic plan relying on federal contracts, urging local self reliance and warning against government dependence. Additional notes urge stopping flag abuse after 9 pm and warn of secular drift in America citing Pearl Harbor, Khrushchev, and moral instruction.

Chalmers Davis Washington Tucson

Anderson the Mild Skeptic Questions Nuclear Treaty Ratification

Senator Canton Anderson urges continued testing readiness and a strong nonproliferation clause to ensure the treaty could be reversed if violated. He stresses that ratification requires support beyond a small dissent and notes a critical role for Senator Richard Russell to reject or approve.

Canton Anderson Anderson Sen Richard Russell Armed Services Russell

Local lay preacher praised for community impact

Two men discuss a respected local businessman who is also a lay preacher. one notes his high regard in the county, the other his deafness kept him from the pastorate. The elder recalls his lifelong service to youth and the community, praising a life that glorifies God. Prayer asks blessing on Christians whose lives reflect faith.

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