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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
8
Sherman Texas man Jack McManus, a weather announcer, urged viewers to take precautions as a hard freeze left several water pipes frozen and burst after he woke up.
London reports that George Brown, 49, deputy leader of the Labour Party, suffered a minor internal hemorrhage. Doctors order rest for two weeks. family and friends say his condition is stable.
Taylor Caldwell writes to Daily News claiming President Johnson faces the same fate as Kennedy at the hands of liberal leftists. She says she warned Kennedy last August and now repeats warnings amid alleged liberal whispers, while denying Dems or Republicans condone violence.
U N delegates praised President Johnson's pledge to back the United Nations and press for world peace. Soviet delegate Fedorenko welcomed the effort toward peaceful coexistence and noted reciprocity in Johnson's reply. Western allies including Britain and France lauded the address as moving and sincere.
Forecasters predict snow or flurries tonight for parts of the central Atlantic coast, upper Missouri Valley, northern and central Appalachians, Great Lakes, upper Mississippi Valley, and parts of the southern plains. Rain is expected in the southeastern Atlantic coast, Gulf Coast states, northern and central Pacific coast, with overall cold conditions across the nation.
The article notes a total lunar eclipse eighteen years ago and previews the next total eclipse on December 30 visible from the region. It mentions sunset and sunrise times for today and a first quarter on December 23, highlighting celestial events and viewing guidance for readers.
A bill filed in the 1964 Massachusetts legislature would declare November 22 John F. Kennedy Memorial Day. If approved the day would become a legal holiday and the governor would issue a proclamation. The measure was introduced by Rep. David J. O Connor of Boston.
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