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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
1
Desert traditions may return as Papago practices resurface in Arizona. The item notes broader cultural shifts and a possible revival amid changing regional dynamics, capturing a sense of renewals within indigenous heritage.
The Nation reports violent outbreaks in Cambridge Maryland and Savannah Georgia amid the civil rights struggle. A Senate hearing on Kennedy civil rights legislation hears Salis bury mayor argue public accommodations laws may not fit all towns. A South Carolina judge orders a Negro girl admitted to the University of South Carolina and parks integration begins. In New York City pickets protest restaurant racial policies. Richard Rodgers and Alan Jay Lerner scrap musical plans after two years of work.
Washington Senator Everett M Dirksen says congressional Republicans would fight vigorously against any move for federal seizure of the railroads or compulsory arbitration. A Washington observer argues civil rights questions hinge on whether morality or legality underpins public accommodations policy, guiding future legislation.
Crowds jeer King Paul and Queen Frederika as their London visit prompts protest. Page 20 notes ongoing nuclear test ban talks and tense exchanges between Kennedy and Khrushchev worry columnist John Chamberlain.
Jolly Phil Rodgers shoots a 68 to seize the second round lead at the British Open while favorite Arnold Palmer posts 71 and drops 12 behind. Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres blanks the Mets 1 0 as talk turns to stingy staff. Roger Maris joins Mickey Mantle on the Yankees' disabled list with looming minor surgery.
A compact public notices page lists recent death notices and community updates. Includes brief mentions of local families, burial plans, and service details alongside everyday civic records and notices from the town.
Bricklayers in Tucson yesterday dropped demand from 70 cents an hour to 45 cents after a 11 day strike. Tucson Associated Subcontractors rejected the proposal, with no further talks planned. Union officials cite wage, pension and welfare cuts, while contractors say offers were already reduced. About 250 bricklayers across four counties earned 4.50 hourly, including welfare benefits, before the stoppage.
Democrats nominate three council candidates across Ward 1 Ward 2 and Ward 4 for the upcoming primary September 17. Ralph T. Martinez Jr. filed for Ward 2 joining earlier filers Larry Sakin Ward 4 and Ralph Statler Ward 1 as party plans shift after mayoral candidate developments. Republicans expect further filings from Ward 2 Councilman Marvin Linner and M. James Southard for Ward 4 with mayor Lew Davis and Ward 1 councilman G. Freeman Woods already filed.
An American Airlines DC7 passenger plane making a short flight to Sky Harbor Airport returned after the No 4 engine failed shortly after takeoff. Fire Captain Allen Green Wade said the pilot completed a full turn back to the airport and landed without mishap with fire crews standing by.
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