D M A F B to Host Southwest Air Show This Weekend
Davis Monthan Air Force Base opens its gates to Tucson and visitors for a two day Strategic Air Command spectacle. Gates run 10 a m to 6 p m, with ROTC drill teams from universities nationwide and more than 1 200 cadets expected. Displays include Titan II Skybolt Thor Agena Minute Man missiles and a Mercury capsule bound for John Glenn orbital flight.
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Aerospace Days Schedule at Davis Monthan AFB
Schedule outlines Saturday and Sunday events at Davis Monthan AFB Arizona including gates opening at 10:00 a.m. opening ceremonies on the flight line, performances by the 15th Air Force band SAC drill team USAF Drum Bugle Corps and blue airmen chorus, air show starts at 2:00 p.m. skydiver exhibition aerial combat WWI fighter planes Thunderbird aerobatics and Sunday repeating the schedule with ROTC drill teams women’s drill teams and concerts.
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De Seversky Says U S Space Lag Fueled by Outmoded Establishment
Maj. Alexander De Seversky spoke at an Aerospace luncheon at the Pioneer Hotel accusing the U S space and defense lag on conservatives within the military establishment. He argued it is not scientific genius but bureaucratic inertia that slows progress and warns that political expediency governs major decisions.
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Weekend Rain Forecast From Weather Station
The forecast predicts increasing cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with rain beginning late tomorrow. Sunday is expected to see rain. Highs near 67 degrees tomorrow, around 45 tonight, with humidity about 16 percent.
Argentina Breaks Off Relations With Cuba
Argentina severed diplomatic ties with Fidel Castro's Cuba after pressure from its military leaders. The UPI report notes a Molotov attempt on a U.S. embassy official's home, with refugees in Havana seeking protection as the government in Buenos Aires winds down embassy affairs.
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US official says Russia may test nuclear weapons to gain dominance
United States disarmament chief William C Foster warned that the Soviet Union might launch a second series of atmospheric tests to win nuclear dominance after gains in weapons development last fall. The Kennedy administration seeks to end nuclear competition at a Geneva conference opening March 14, with possible foreign ministers talks. Investia cautioned that a Soviet resumption would follow if the US and Britain proceed with tests at Christmas Island and Nevada.
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Paris strikers halt city after deadly riot protests
Paris faced a one hour general strike led by Communist Socialist and Catholic groups in response to police tactics during a riot that left eight dead and hundreds injured. Bus and rail services were disrupted as authorities blamed provocation on rioters and several parties called for resignations. Substantial violence and bombs marked the clash between demonstrators and security forces.
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North Side beauty shop holdup ends with self-inflicted shot
An inept gunman attempted a holdup at Rutowski nna's Beauty on 2950 N. Tucson Blvd. He fired a shot, fled after taking $11, leaving a pool of blood inside and more blood outside the rear door as the armed man fled through a back exit.
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U S Seeks Halt To Titan Walkout In Tucson
A federal mediator visited Tucson to urge Titan missile base workers to resume tasks after a sympathy walkout. About 11 ironworkers joined 131 idle at Idaho Maryland Industries in protesting higher wages, with 75 workers blocking entry at Congress Street. Idaho Maryland had sought Bankruptcy Act relief, later paying back wages. wage disputes center on 760 ton doors under contract.
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Senate Bound Bill Trims State Track Take Advances
A 46 to 33 vote in the Senate bound bill would cut the state take from four to two percent of gross revenue, boosting operators’ share and purses. In Phoenix the House passed additional measures including 925,740 for a juvenile training school in Gila and support for a proposed medical school. House leaders argued track operators would gain larger purses and better horses, increasing betting.
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Kennedy era fallout shelter plan seeks 25 per space aid
The administration urged Congress to approve a 450 million program to pay up to 25 per approved shelter space for civil defense shelter projects. McNamara says the plan covers public shelters in schools hospitals and welfare facilities run by government units or non profits, with 60 percent federal funding on average.
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