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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1963

Page

5

Parachutists among victims in Quad City plane crash

A light plane crashed in a corn field near Quad-City Airport shortly after takeoff. Chutist P Sahan Talbot of Iowa City was killed. pilot Francis P Melroy and jumper Kenneth Riedsel, both of Davenport, plus Dwight Marti of Muscatine were injured. The Hawkeye State Parachute Team members were trapped in the wreckage in light rain.

Iowa P Sahan Talbot Iowa City Sistant University of Iowa East’ Moline Quad-City Maine Public Hospital Dwight Marti Muscatine Francis P. Melroy Kenneth Riedsel Davenport Hawkeye ‘State Dave Johns

Elizabeth Schmidt Fends Off Rome Flirt Breaks Toe

Swedish tourist Elizabeth Schmidt, 23, kicked a wouldbe Rome flirt so hard that she broke a toe. The incident occurred yesterday as she resisted advances while visiting the city.

Rome UPI Elizabeth Schmidt

Prosecution bid in Profumo sex scandal case

Lt. Cmdr. W. G. Banks seeks a summons charging John Profumo with fraud over a 50 pound libel settlement. The case centers on Profumo denying an affair with Christine Keeler and the subsequent resignation from government and Parliament. Dr. Stephen Ward faces July 15 trial on morals charges related to call girl activity connected to the scandal.

London John Profumo W. G. Banks Robert Blundell Profumo Christine Keeler House of Commons Commons Queen's Privy Council Banks Director of Public Prosecutions Boaks Stephen Ward Ward Christine

Mexican sees October deal on Colorado River salinity dispute

Acting Mexican Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza predicted an October agreement with the United States to resolve the Colorado River salinity dispute. He noted joint surveys and a preliminary concurrence on a solution by then, referencing the 1944 treaty and concerns of Mexicali Valley farmers over salt limits and cotton exports. Senator Carl Hayden warned against hasty concessions.

Mexico City UPI Josef Gorostiza Colorado River United States Gorostiza Adolfo Lopez Mateos Mexico Mexicali Manuel Tello Europe Kennedy Wellton-Mohawk Yuma Ariz Mexicali Valley Carl Hayden D-Ariz White House

Publisher Freed in Greece After Seven Months Imprisonment

Athens authorities released a newspaper publisher who served seven months of a nine month sentence for printing an article deemed insulting to Queen Frederika.

Athens Greece Frederika

Hatchery stocks Gene Reid Lake for fishing fund appeal

Jerry Brooks of the B and W Lake and Fish Hatchery in Safford stocks Gene Reid Lake in Randolph Park with more than 1,200 fish including 100 bass 100 catfish and 1,000 bluegills. The hatchery’s effort raises funds through a radio station fishing fund appeal.

Jerry Brooks B& W Safford Gene Reid Randolph Park KTUC C. van Haaften

Civil Rights Bill Faces Acid Test in Late Summer

President Kennedy’s civil rights bill is seen reaching an acid test in Congress this late summer as committees near floor action. Key questions focus on whether bans on segregation should rest on the interstate commerce clause or the 14th Amendment, and if a cutoff for small public businesses should apply. Republicans and Democrats weigh practical limits on government reach while Kennedy seeks bipartisan support amid looming filibusters by Southern Democrats.

Washington Kennedy Congress Senate Commerce Committee House ‘Judiciary Committee Robert F. Kennnedy Atty. Gen. Kennedy Frank Lausche Ohio Senate Norris Cotton R-N.h

Mexicans Use Ancient Native Tongues Despite Spanish Majority

More than a million Mexicans do not speak Spanish and continue to use ancient native Indian tongues, according to the government statistics department.

Mexico City UPI Government Statistics Department

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