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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

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Statue planned for Padre of the Southwest in D C

The Governor's Kino Memorial Committee commissioned Dr Suzanne Silvercrays to sculpt a seven foot statue of the Jesuit known as Padre of the Southwest to be displayed in Statuary Hall Washington D C. Three pedestrians were fatally injured in weekend crashes and detectives seek a hit and run motorist who fled one scene. Local mail carriers push for a stand alone leash law election rather than including it in the November city ballot. Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater will decide by January if he runs for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination.

Governor’s Kino Memorial Committee Suzanne Silvercrays Statuary Hall Washington, D.C Arizona Barry Goldwater

Shopping column notes clothing flaws this week

The Nation highlights colorfastness raveling seams and poor styling in children’s clothes. Also reports the rescue hole enlarged in a Pennsylvania mine and miners to be lifted tonight. Capt Voltz held 101 days in North Korea. his wife voices anxiety. New plant studies warn antibiotic use may slow human growth. Mississippi runs a Democratic governor runoff tomorrow. Goldwater opposes both discrimination and federal force on civil rights.

House backs binding arbitration in railroad work rules dispute

The House Interstate Commerce Committee approved a measure for binding compulsory arbitration in select areas of the railroad work rules dispute. Interior Secretary Udall outlined a 1.9 billion plan to develop Pacific Southwest water reserves. The rest of the item notes Cold War statements and regional political moves across several pages.

House Interstate Commerce Committee Interior Stewart L. Udall Pacific Southwest

Great Western Athletic race faces possible scratches

The 1963 Western Athletic Conference football title chase looks strong but coaches at Arizona State New Mexico and Utah worry over investigations grades and junior college recruiting as results come in. Johnny Pott gains $9000 after an unyielding finish in the American Classic while Bob Miller helps the Dodgers close in on the National League pennant.

Western Athletic Conference Arizona State New Mexico Utah Bob Miller New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers

Udall Proposes Southwest Water Plan with Major Dams and Projects

Udall outlines a broad plan to ease shortages across the Pacific Southwest including federal dams at Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon Arizona, expansion of the California aqueduct, a Central Arizona Project, desalination in Southern California, and regional water use efficiency. He cites 1960s–1980s construction timelines, funding mechanisms, and anticipated returns to a proposed Pacific Southwest development fund.

Marble Canyon California Aqueduct Central Arizona Nevada Boulder City Henderson Las Vegas Dixie Utah Silver City Tyrone Indian Irrigation Project Colorado River Ft. Mohave Chemehueyi Colorado Pacific Southwest Development Fund Congress Udall Supreme Court New Mexico Reclamation Bureau California Aqueduct Petus Federal Treasury Bridge Canyon Parker- Davis Dam

Central Arizona Project faces Senate hearing amid plan clash

Rich Johnson of Phoenix says the Central Arizona Project should be authorized as a separate project and not delayed to fit a broader Pacific Southwest water plan proposed by Interior Secretary Udall. Udall backs a $1.9 billion basin plan for five river states, but Johnson insists CAP remains compatible and should pass this session. The Senate interior subcommittee hearing is set for tomorrow, with Floyd Dominy expected to testify after Hayden's opening remarks.

Washington Central Arizona Interior Stewart Udall Pacific Southwest Rich Johnson Phoenix Central Arizona Project Association Senate Interior Subcommittee Colorado River Basin Johnson Stewart Senate Interior Department Udall Floyd Dominy Reclamation Bureau Carl Hayden D-Ariz Deminy House

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