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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
1
Three teenage Tucsonans were charged with trying to extort 100 dollars from a housewife by threatening to reveal a pay friend scheme to her husband. They were caught during the payoff, with details on page 19.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz calls both sides to press a final effort at collective bargaining for railroad work rules with a Sunday deadline. Other items note clergymen arrested during an Independence Day park integration near Baltimore and jeers at an NAACP rally in Chicago.
The Kennedy family experiences a frenzied Fourth of July with a birth operation and reunion. The report notes a busy national mood as the nation marks the holiday with family events and communal gatherings.
In Bonn Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer fail to reach an accord on relations between Britain and the European Common Market. Separate Moscow talks open between the Russians and Chinese Communists on ideological differences with no expected agreement.
Chuck McKinley defeats Fred Stolle 7-5 6-1 6-4 to claim the Wimbledon men's singles title. The American becomes the first U.S. champion since 1955, cruising past unseeded foes without dropping a set.
The page lists sections including Dr Alvarez finance notes on pages 30 and 31, plus Bridge on page 4, Molly Mayfield features on page 7, Comics on page 35, Movie Times and Crossword Puzzle on page 5, Sports on pages 20 to 23, Deaths on page 24, TV Radio Dials on page 34, Editorials on page 16 and Woman’s View on pages 11 to 13. It serves as a contents update for the newspaper.
In the Winterhaven subdivision Tucsonians flew flags for Independence Day with Christmas Avenue leading the display. Downtown and public buildings showed many flags while Catalina High and Ft. Lowell Park did not. A Mitchell Drive lawn party accompanied the scene as a neighborly banner proclaimed Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue.
Flags for 120 homes in the Winterhaven subdivision were delayed when an order placed through Apache Tire Co. went astray. The Goodyear supplied flags were sent to New Orleans by mistake and rediscovered by Emil Englebretson, owner of Apache, who arranged delivery to Tucson in time for display yesterday.
The document lists subscription rates for Cher Published Delly by carrier and mail. It includes annual carrier price of $73.40 and mail delivery at $71.00, with delivery locations outside Tucson noted. The text is partially garbled but conveys rising subscription costs for readers served by the publication.
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