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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
2
Engineer George Robinson drove to a roadside hole in Normandy England to assess danger. He confirmed risk as the hole posed a hazard to passersby and motorists.
William G. Ealy, director of the Tucson Area Transportation Survey, urges a quick decision on a regional freeway plan to handle rising auto use and urban sprawl. The 1963 Automobile Manufacturers Association report supports area wide freeways as essential for movement of people and goods. The Tucson report, due this spring, outlines estimated traffic needs through 1980 and favors continued auto use with an extensive highway network.
Dallas County District Attorney Henry Wade said he would not oppose a one-week postponement of Jack Ruby's murder trial from February 3 to February 10 if court records show the delay was requested by the defense. Ruby faces charges in the Kennedy assassination case and defense lawyers also seek a venue transfer citing potential bias.
University of Arizona astronomer Dr. Gerald Kuiper argues Mars has an atmosphere density near Earth's at 100000 feet, challenging prevailing 55000 foot estimates. The debate affects NASA plans for two Mariner probes due for launch next November and March 1965 as researchers devise parachutes for landing experiments.
A November 1962 probe intended to capture a closeup of a planet last summer lost its radios millions of miles from Earth and has remained unheard of since, with no further contact or data.
Former Minnesota governor Harold E. Stassen says he will decide next month whether to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He notes Eisenhower urged him to run and that the party should have a broad field and a platform echoing Eisenhower's eight years plus Kennedy era ideas.
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