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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1963
Page
17
Guidance notes that oil stains on fabrics are removable if treated soon after. within 48 to 72 hours after staining is the maximum outside limit for effective removal. After this period the stain sets, dyes bond, and removal becomes steadily harder or impossible.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower advocates a substantial tax cut paired with broad spending reductions across all government areas including nondefense and defense while warning spending has risen too fast. He critiques space and defense budgets and stresses fiscal sanity and coordinated economies. He also comments on Cuba Khrushchev NATO war nuclear stockpiles Sino-Soviet split labor.
Japan's defense agency announced plans to test its first anti aircraft missile, the Taam-2, scheduled for March on Niijima Island about 100 miles south of Tokyo.
Tunis UPI reports the trial of about 190 suspects accused of plotting to kill President Habib Bourguiba was postponed to gather evidence on newly captured suspects. Key defendants include Meherezi and Ben Said, with several officers among those named. The case centers on treason and security against the state amid wider political tensions.
Vets of World War I quorum will elect officers at 7 tonight at 5307 East Speedway. Pima Barracks 218 invites members to attend and participate in the election.
The Tucson Police Department begins nine weeks of training for a record 24 recruits at the Police Academy on Silverbell Road. Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire calls the class significant for size and the drive to reach 279 authorized officers by July 1, with two more large classes planned before April 1 to meet the goal.
The Supreme Court agreed to review a $500,000 libel judgment awarded to Montgomery police chief L. B. Sullivan against the New York Times and four ministers over a March 29, 1960 advertisement critical of racial demonstrations in Montgomery. The court also accepted separate appeals by the four ministers claiming no malice or authorization for publication.
Two rail cars plowed into the Southern Pacific stock corrals near Buckeye. A trilevel flatcar with 14 new autos and another car with two piggyback vans left the spur after an unlocked switch allegedly was forced onto the wrong track. Damages estimated at 50 000 dollars. Vans damaged beyond repair. contents including industrial cable and margarine unharmed. Trainmaster Q B Payne said steel strapping kept autos secure and that the switch incident may have been caused by unauthorized access.
Arlington Virginia Young Republicans passed a resolution expressing utter contempt for United Nations activities in the Congo. The Virginia Young Republican Federation executive committee charged that UN efforts to unify Katanga with the central Congo government violated the principle of self determination.
Probationer John Sabari Jr. of Phoenix, 24, rearrested after officers found stolen checks and money orders in his car. Investigators say checks dated Aug. 17 were stolen from Dr. Fenton H. Pulsipher’s Phoenix office and two money orders from a Mesa drugstore last June. Sabari faces pending car theft trials in U.S. District Court and burglary cases in Maricopa Superior Court.
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