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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
2
NASA chief James E. Webb said the Apollo program could cost under 20 billion dollars, down from earlier estimates of 20 to 40 billion, during a Washington news conference describing the moon mission target for the decade.
The Yuma International Airport dedication kicks off with a two day celebration drawing Gov. Paul Farinin Sonora Gov Luis Encinas Sen. Barry Goldwater Rep. Morris Udall and most state legislators. The ceremony honors Joseph D Mansfield killed in a 1939 crash and features military bands exhibits a Marine Corps aerial display and speeches.
East German border guards complain of Dear Klaus letters as morale sinks and desertions rise. A forum at the Bergmann Borsig factory in East Berlin debated Heidi and other girls who flirted with civilians, with several women offering views on loyalty and collective discipline.
In Allentown a man and wife Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth were found with severe sunburn after sleeping under a sun lamp in near freezing temperatures. They could not drive or request a taxi and were transported to a hospital for treatment before being discharged.
The Polaris submarine Thomas Jefferson was commissioned on January 4, bringing the U S Navy's atomic powered vessels to 31. In all, 86 nuclear ships are built, building, or planned at a projected cost of about 7 billion dollars. The piece notes types, costs, and comparisons with the Soviet fleet.
Police say Delbert Whitney, 36, was arrested in Phoenix after a traffic stop escalated. Patrolman Alfred Brookins, 24, was wounded in the left leg by his own service revolver during the struggle. Whitney was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and felony resistance.
Secretary General Thant stood firm on May 1 as the transfer date for the former Dutch territory in West New Guinea despite Indonesian pressure for an earlier handover. He said the seven month UNTA period cannot be shortened, though steps could facilitate development and respect Papuan wishes.
Mrs. Roy Campanella, formerly of the Brooklyn Dodgers, collapsed and died at her Glen Cove residence while speaking on the telephone to a woman IRS employee in Brooklyn. The call was cut short by the apparent casualty, and police were notified. The couple were separated at the time.
CAMBRIDGE England UPI five Girton College girls reverse decision to appear nude in a play. College head Miss Mary Cartreight says they would bring shame to themselves by appearing with nothing on.
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