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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
3
A Cuban radio monitored in Miami claims more than 20 000 Argentine workers will lose jobs due to the Alliance for Progress. It reports a new agreement between Argentine banks and the U S Industrial Development Agency creating an automatic warehouse system and says U S aid will cut production in 14 Argentine industries tied to the current warehouse setup.
Canon City Colorado high school officials unveil a snowball policy after Principal John Griffin orders students to avoid throwing at pupils not involved in their own row. The message emphasizes fair play and safety during snow activities.
Rawghlie Clement Stanford Sr., prominent Arizona figure, dies at 85 after a stroke in a Phoenix hospital. He served as Superior Court judge, governor 1936 to 1938, and Arizona Supreme Court justice 1943 to 1953, with a long public service career and a large family legacy in Phoenix.
London reports in Parliament show Labour leader Harold Wilson accusing the government of tolerating a security risk to avoid political fallout. He cited John Profumo’s access to secrets while involved with Christine Keeler and a Soviet agent, demanding a full inquiry into top security leadership.
The British parliamentary session featured a debate on the Pro fume affair report by Lord Denning. Douglas-Home opened proceedings as Macmillan urged ending the scandal rumors, with no vote planned and no motion to accept the Denning findings.
President Diosdado Macapagal returned to Manila after a 23 day trip that included stops in Africa. He aimed to strengthen ties between the Philippines and newly emerging African states. The journey touched multiple regions and showcased expanded diplomacy efforts.
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