City and State Council Adopts Leash Law
City and state councils enact a leash law while PAGE 13 notes a scenic airport access route with billboard prohibition within 400 feet.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
1
City and state councils enact a leash law while PAGE 13 notes a scenic airport access route with billboard prohibition within 400 feet.
President Johnson delivers a speech before the United Nations calling for an end to Cold War tensions. The address outlines a path toward international détente and reduces reliance on confrontation among major powers.
Washington reports President Johnson suffers a first setback on Capitol Hill in the foreign aid dispute. He looks to the Senate to regain losses incurred in the House as strategists assess the political climate and potential retaliation.
World State Department sources say Secre tary Dean Rusk's NATO minister remarks about taking sides in the Russia China dispute were misinterpreted. Bolivian tin miners release four Americans and other hostages. Political considerations affect Khrushchev and Western sales to Russia, John Chamberlain argues. Mexico’s open policy draws editorial criticism on continental security.
Notre Dame searches for a new head coach as talks with Ara Parseghian intensify and speculation grows about who will lead the Irish. Roger Staubach earns AP Back of the Year and UPI College Player of the Year honors. Hal Nunn vents frustration as veterans hinder track progress amid entry-day delays.
The Senate ratified a treaty returning El Chamizal in downtown El Paso to Mexico by a 79 to 1 vote, with only Sen. Tower opposing. The measure includes compensation for 4,500 displaced residents and funds to straighten the Rio Grande for the new border. Supporters call it a noble settlement. critics warn of constitutional precedents.
Pima County supervisors opened bids for the new jail and sheriff’s office with J R Francis of El Paso and Phoenix named apparent low bidder at 686 102 dollars. County Attorney Norman E Green disclosed prior stock involvement but said he resigned when learning Francis bid. Other bids ranged Ashton Tucson 688 535 Murray Schiff Construction 697 000 Craven Hague 704 010. engineer Burg said estimate 500 330 plus extra work. The board voted to proceed toward award or further action.
Gerald Martinis son of a state supreme court justice will not face vehicular homicide charges after an appellate court ruled pursuing them would amount to double jeopardy. The court cited prior acquittals on reckless and drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident, upholding a decision to drop the homicide case.
Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal arrived home after a 23 day trip that included stops in Africa to foster closer ties between the Philippines and emerging African states.
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