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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
10
The forecast calls for continued fair conditions in the Southwest with little temperature change. Snow is expected in the Great Lakes region and lightly in northern central Plains and Rockies. Eastern half remains mostly clear and cold with a chance of light rain in southern Florida.
Legend City officials unveil a price policy change with general admission reduced to 75 cents for adults and children. An extra charge applies for rides inside the park while many amusement specialties remain free. Previously the park charged $3 for entry with all rides free.
Air Force detectives linked recent finds near Lake Carl Pleasant northwest of Phoenix to a 1952 crash. Second lieutenant Holly died in an F84 jet that vanished during a test flight. remains were not human and the wreckage included a turbine, machine gun barrel, air filter, and tire fragment revealing the aircraft type.
Jim DeBolt an AWOL from Ft. Carson Colo. used a coat hanger to snag jail keys and arm himself with a six pistol and $20 before forcing Deputy Sheriff Jim Williams into a cell. He paid a truck driver for transport toward Colorado Springs but was halted by a roadblock at Divide 18 miles east of Cripple Creek. A psychiatric hearing will be held before his court date.
Evening sky shows First Quarter on December 23 with Mercury at 99 million miles Venus 135 million miles Jupiter 426 million miles Saturn 964 million miles. Sunrise listed as 7518 a.m. and moonset at 6 04 p.m. Makeshift times reflect historical formatting.
The Glenn Miller Appreciation Society, with over 1,000 members worldwide, will hold a six and a half hour session of recorded Miller music tomorrow to mark the 19th anniversary of the bandleader's death after his 1944 plane crash in the English Channel.
The State Industrial Commission announces about 2 million dollars in dividends will be paid to roughly 20,000 Arizona employers by December 31 on 1962 industrial insurance policies. Atty Gen Robert Pickrell ruled that excess 1962 funds should not carry over to 1963. Dividends go to employers whose 1962 losses were not more than premiums paid.
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