Kennedy and Macmillan Offer Early Summit Bids
President Kennedy proposed a June 1 summit with Khrushchev, signaling readiness to meet if Geneva disarmament talks progress. Prime Minister Macmillan agreed to join if talks advance or deadlock occurs, while Western allies consider short term disarmament steps. Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell urged a workable nuclear test ban over renewed atmospheric tests. The notes respond to Khrushchev’s proposal to involve heads of state at Geneva.
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Homer Named Rochester City Manager Starting March 20
Homer will move from Tucson to Rochester New York to take the city manager post on March 20 with a salary of 22 050 annually rising to 23 310 in July He will work with acting manager Henry Dutcher until April 10 budget adoption and his family will stay in Tucson through the school year The move follows Tucson political changes and past annexation and water plan controversies involving Homer and city officials.
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New Series Explores Tucson City Government
The Citizen begins a city government series by City Hall reporter Peter Starsett. It will explain relationships within the city government and how departments interact while outlining functions and problems facing municipal offices. Page 2 continues tonight.
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Glenn Receives Hero’s Welcome In Washington
Astronaut John Glenn addressed a joint session of Congress after a massive parade crowd. Police estimated 250000 spectators. about 5000 gathered at the Capitol Plaza for his arrival. He spoke humbly of space exploration beyond description while noting Mercury era milestones and future orbital flights.
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Kennedy asks Glenn about chimp Enos
In Washington the young Caroline Kennedy asks John Glenn where the chimp Enos is. Glenn replies that the monkey is eating bananas and laughs, recounting that Enos orbited Earth months earlier before Glenn.
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Polio Immunization Drive Planned for Pima County
A county wide effort aims to vaccinate every resident with Sabin oral vaccine at 38 sites on March 11 or March 18. The Arizona campaign mirrors Maricopa County and includes pharmacists nurses and civic groups.
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Court Bars All Transit Segregation
The Supreme Court declares all racial segregation in public transportation facilities unconstitutional. It rules states may not require segregation on interstate or intrastate transit and orders Mississippi protests by Freedom Riders to be resolved quickly. Chief Justice Warren delivers an unsigned opinion foreclosing further litigation on the issue.
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Property tax removal eyed for owner occupied homes
House Speaker W L Tay Cook announces a plan to eliminate the state property tax on homes on an acre or less and replace the revenue with a higher income tax. The package would also raise tobacco taxes for education and boost school district aid. The plan targets owner occupied homes and excludes other property.
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Winter Storm Rages Across Midwest Icing Roads
A crushing sixth winter storm hit the Midwest and northern plains with heavy snow and near blizzard winds up to 35 mph. Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin faced closures and zero visibility while other states faced freezing rain and cold waves.
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Inside the Citizen ail Prisoners Rebel County
A fragmented page overview notes prison conditions and local issues in Rebel County with brief mentions of urban renewal and a column titled Do You Dream In Color. Mentions power stocks and a tribal theme, but specifics are unclear.
More Rain Expected as Tucson Braces for Colder Weather
Weather outlook calls for continued showers and cooler, windy conditions in Tucson. Rain totals near 1.63 inches for the period, with scattered showers through tonight and tomorrow. highs around 58 and lows near 39, with 53 at midafternoon and 30 percent humidity.
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