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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
2
Senator Kenneth B. Keating introduces a constitutional amendment to elect two vice presidents. One executive VP would be first in line for the presidency with no fixed duties, the other legislative VP would preside over the Senate and break ties. Both would be elected with the president.
Funeral services were held in Latina for Marguerite Caetani American born patron of the arts. She published leading literary reviews in Paris and Rome and sponsored Commerce in Paris and Botteghe Oscure in Rome. Born Marguerite Chapin in New London Connecticut 82 years ago, she died Tuesday at the Caetani manor near Latina after a bronchial condition.
Tucson broadcaster Van Haaften criticizes FCC proposals to regulate radio and TV ad time as overreach contradicting Congress. He warns of fee hikes, case by case rules, and inflated enforcement costs while citing 1964 fee schedule and 1962 complaint figures. Rep Rogers has introduced a bill to amend the Communications Act.
Russell Wence McLarry, 21, a night student at Arlington State College, was arrested in Fort Worth and charged with threatening the life of President John F. Kennedy. He allegedly said he would wait near the Trade Mart in Dallas with a gun to harm the President. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Bill Atkins and faced a preliminary hearing.
John Northover of Seattle tried to buy socks at a bargain counter but amid a crowd of women shoppers he ended up $21 poorer and his wallet went missing after he reached for payment.
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