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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
1
The Tucson District 1 school board will hold a public hearing on expansion before deciding on a bond election program. The meeting aims to outline needs and funding options for district growth and new facilities.
The Nation reports President Johnson tightens economic pressure on foreign aid while preparing for a meeting with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. An Associated Press poll shows Nixon surging after Kennedy’s assassination, Goldwater leading but narrowing. A columnist argues Goldwater remains the GOP’s best bet for 1964.
The Commerce Department issues conditional licenses for 40.6 million dollars in wheat exports to Russia amid uncertainty over a possible deal. A labor storm looms in 1964 as union leaders oppose Johnson's economic measures seeking goals like a 35 hour workweek, reports Victor Riesel.
In Nicosia troops patrolled as Greek and Turkish units delayed plans to join the force. The issue caused a standstill in the proposed joint operation while authorities sought a path forward.
Sports of the East defeats the West in the East West All Star Gymnastics Meet at Bear Down Gym as a strong Southern Illinois University contingent helps tip the balance. The Davis Cup nears return to the United States with McKinley and Ralston pairing to seal a 2 0 lead for the Americans. Bowl season continues with quarterbacks again in the spotlight as post season games roll on.
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Washington sources say private U.S. grain traders must make wheat sales to the Soviet Union if terms are agreed. Export licenses worth 40.6 million dollars were issued to cover pending negotiations, with the export-import bank ready to guarantee private banks against loss if credits are extended. Senate action on a foreign aid bill could confirm the guarantees, easing a 50-50 U.S. flag ship quota that has slowed talks.
Nathan J. Cohn aged 33, a sales executive for Columbia Pictures Corp, died yesterday in a Palm Springs hospital. He worked in New York and was the younger brother of Harry Cohn, co founder and longtime Columbia president.
Tucson school board votes to let public weigh a bond package likely between 11 million and 20 million. A public session tentatively set for January 14 will precede any concrete proposal, with final amounts and scope to be decided after the meeting.
Al Ahram editor Hasan bin Heikal warns that Arab states may seek war to block Israel from diverting the Jordan River. He calls for an Arab summit led by heads of state to decide and notes U A R forces could play the main combat role with potential allied support and oil leverage.
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