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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
5
Tucson skies feature sunset this evening and sunrise tomorrow with a full moon on September 3. Prominent star Arcturus and visible planets Mars Jupiter Saturn appear, Mars setting around 5:37 pm, Jupiter at 9:13 pm, Saturn due south at 11:23 pm.
Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast tonight for the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, extending west through the middle Mississippi Valley into portions of the central and southern Plains and parts of the central and southern Plateau. Elsewhere will be clear to partly cloudy with cooler temperatures north of the river.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller denied targeting Senator Barry Goldwater in his critique of the radical right. George Hinman said the comments were not personal and Goldwater remains a friend. Goldwater urged party unity for a 1964 victory.
Reports note bears and other wildlife face near extinction yet continue to threaten humans. A farm boy shot at a sparrow damaged a wagon loaded with dynamite, shattered windows, and disrupted power lines. Air crashes linked to birds killed many, including 17 aboard a United Air Lines Viscount after a swan struck the tail, and 60 dead when starlings clogged an Eastern Air Lines Electra.
State Democratic Chairman George Gavin will speak next Tuesday at a noon meeting of the South Side Young Democrats at Alfredo's. Reservations required, and may be made with Mrs. John Cates or the Democratic Party headquarters.
House minority under Rep. Robert Hathaway of Santa Cruz says two special committees are drafting bills for early 1964. One panel studies education, aiming to create a state equalization fund for needy districts and identify revenue sources. The other investigates mortgage company control to ensure enforcement or propose governing authority.
Saigon reports censored editions of the Macy Observer, the U S military aid paper, with Vietnamese censorship confirmed. American authorities lodged protests, and police searched several women dependents near the U S commissary before allowed entry.
The Sunnyside School Board objects to a liquor license at 6372 Snogales Hwy, citing proximity to the school though the site exceeds the 300 foot rule. The board also discusses a $1.5 million Mn educational grant of visual aids, a classified staff study, audit approval for student activity funds, and rezoning of land south of the Municipal Airport for industrial use.
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a breakfast forum at the Pioneer Hotel starting at 7:30 a.m. for Republican candidates in the Sept. 17 city primary to present statements and answer questions. Participants include Mayor Lew Davis, Arnold Jeffers, G. Freeman Woods, Marvin Linner, and M. James Southard.
The Anti-Tobacco Center of America reports 88 648 heavy smokers including many physicians have quit without strain to will power. The free booklet explains the method and urges smokers to mail name and address to Dept 631 364 Fifth Avenue New York. Offer valid while supply lasts.
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