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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
1
The Planning Department backs a 5.8 million library construction plan including a new main library and smaller branches on the East North and South sides. The measure aims to extend public access to library services across the area.
Washington report notes President Kennedy cites civil rights and tax programs as too important to delay, seeking votes on both in 1963. Gen. Thomas S. Power is described as the lone holdout among top military leaders against a nuclear test ban. Editorial explores two additional explanations for Russia’s push for the treaty.
The report states martial law is declared in South Viet Nam by the Diem government and armed forces raid Buddhist pagodas. U.N. observers rush to Israel Syria clashes as Security Council readies emergency session. The Soviet Union warns China over nuclear aims and economic ruin. Khrushchev criticizes the United States amid Yugoslav outreach. The test ban treaty is described as a first step toward disarmament and UN involvement.
A playful line about a buzzing bee in Alvin Dark's cap is noted as the real sound heard by the National League last week, contrasting with other baseball rumors and playoff chatter. The piece references sports wit rather than a major game event, tying into column moments on the page.
A compact note lists Bridge Comics Crosswo Deaths and an Editorial General Index with page markers 15 27 rd Puzzle 5 84 Is. 10 News 18 19 Molly Mayfield Movie Times TV Radio Dials Woman's View 24 24, signaling a miscellaneous reading page segment and reference items.
Three trapped men in a Pennsylvania mine communicate via taps signaling safety. Fellin and Throne relay news of Bova alive, as rescue teams prepare a new 200-foot probe to reach the chamber. Officials describe efforts to clear debris, widen a tunnel, and maintain contact while seeking a safe, rapid rescue.
Senate hearings feature Dr. Teller opposing the test ban while Kennedy cites broad scientific support. Defense officials say antimissile progress does not depend on atmospheric tests, with plans for safeguards and continued underground work. Johnson era context notes Johnston Island spending and renewed push toward disclosure.
Buddhist priests describe a heavily armed assault by police and soldiers at Xa Lai temple. Troops with helmets, tear gas, and bayonets stormed the pagoda while worshippers fled upstairs and were detained. Eyewitness priests report beatings and mass arrests as trucks carried away detainees.
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