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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1963
Page
9
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma will miss the ceremonial opening of Congress on January 1 due to a heart condition. Burt Hayes, an aide to the senator, announced yesterday that Kerr will not be present for the kickoff and will likely follow events from his hotel.
Kerr was improving steadily three weeks after a minor heart attack but would miss the opening session.
A 30 year old electrician Willits waived preliminary hearing and was held for Superior Court. He faced two counts of assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of attempting to set off an explosion with intent to injure. Police say he carried three sticks of dynamite and detonators and aimed at his family and a policeman at the Urbano home.
William M. Galbreath Jr. was granted a new trial after a judge ruled only first degree murder instructions were given. The Feb. 4 hearing follows his conviction for fatally shooting 37 year old Robert Lee Robinson in a Phoenix tavern.
The forecast calls for light snow tonight from the northern Rockies through the Dakotas and into the Great Lakes and northern Mississippi Valley. Rain is anticipated in parts of the Pacific Northwest and temperatures will drop in the northern Plains and the middle to upper Mississippi Valley.
The notice states there will be five eclipses this year including two solar and three lunar. Two eclipses will be visible from North America with a total solar eclipse on July 20 and a total lunar eclipse on the night of December 29 to 31.
A 42 year old Bachelor Hotel in Conway was destroyed by fire last night. All 22 occupants evacuated in 35 degree weather with no reported injuries. The three story brick building housed Titan II missile base workers and was Conway’s only large hotel. Fire started about 9 p.m. and was under control by midnight. Loss estimated at 125000 by owner Noble Barber. Fire chief Wilson Drews cited the third floor rear as the likely origin with cause undetermined.
Mrs. Buddy Two Babies of Oklahoma City welcomed a daughter weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces. This is their second child.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co expects a solid 1963 for farm and related equipment as rising farm output offsets lower prices. Robert S. Stevenson predicts farm income remains high, with 5 to 9 percent more heavy construction contracts and about 4 percent more durable goods business due to tax credits depreciation incentives and stronger需求.
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