City and State Budget and Local News Digest
A 1963 64 Pima County budget of 16 million is expected to raise taxes by just over 1 cent per dollar. Coconino and county officials plan to return the admitted killer of three African American youths to Arizona today. Southern Arizona bricklayers end a two week strike after a new contract. Build America Better Committee launches a four day Tucson neighborhood development probe. A 71 year old Tucson boy loses his right hand when a 37 millimeter shell explodes in a front yard. Thomas Eugene Sanders of 2119 E 218th St. is hospitalized with other injuries. City Democrats announce two mayoral candidates for the September 17 primary with a possible third by week’s end. Arizona Blue Cross faces charges at a Phoenix meeting over policies risking small hospitals and socialized medicine. A Maricopa County lawmaker plans to introduce a bill banning passengers in the back of open pickup trucks.
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Pima County
Coconino
Arizona
Tucson
Hut
Thomas Eugene Sanders
218Th St
Arizona Blue Cross
Phoenix
Frec
Nation Integrationist Leaders Demand Change in Maryland
Integrationist leaders told Gov Tawes in Baltimore that a social revolution is under way in Maryland. They warned demonstrations in Cambridge would continue as part of ongoing unrest and political pressure in the state.
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J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore
Maryland
Cambridge
Wallace testifies on civil rights in public accommodations
Gov George Wallace of Alabama testified on a civil rights issue beyond school desegregation. The piece notes Nelson Rockefeller challenging Barry Goldwater in a 1964 GOP fight and Wirtz predicting a compulsory solution to railroad labor rules. The article mentions Congress agenda on peanuts birds and fish without legislative speedup.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Page
W. Willard Wirtz
Talks in Moscow Power the Nuclear Ban Efforts
Optimism rises as the United States and Britain open discussions with the Russians in Moscow on a partial nuclear test ban while Moscow reiterates staunch opposition to Communist China. Ideological talks are expected to end quickly.
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United States
Britain
Moscow
China
Bridge 3 Citizen Charlie Comllca Crossword Puzzle Deaths
Bridge section highlights a puzzle by Charlie Comllca and a slate of captions noting deaths and editorial items. Molly Mayfield appears in the financial news alongside movie listings and sports dials.
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Charlie Comllca
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Movie
Woman's View
Democrats Enter Tucson Mayoral Race In Rapid Succession
Two Democrats announced for mayor of Tucson in a weekend flurry as filings loom by Friday. Gordon S. Kipps 40, attorney and former Young Democrats leader, and Dr. Thomas D. Fridena 70, a longtime naturopathic physician and former state legislator, join a third prospective candidate, Joseph J. Brown, who is expected to announce near the deadline. Kipps cites future-oriented city policy while Fridena brings 32 years in Tucson practice.
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Charles Gudaitis
Gordon S. Kipps
Tucson
U. S
Morris Udall
Thomas D. Fridena
House
Joseph J. Brown
Kipps
May
Wayne State University
Michigan
Arizona
Army Air Corps
Trudi Munch
Daugh
Medical Lab Owner Dies From Accidental Gunshot
Maurice F. Miller 52 owner of Miller Medical Laboratory died of a gunshot wound at 2015 E Speedway. A note to his wife said the shot was accidental while cleaning a .38 caliber pistol. He was found by his wife Florence with a surviving daughter Debra Miller.
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Miller Medical Laboratory
E. Speedway
Maurice F. Miller
E. Mable Sr
Florence
Pines
Miller
Richard Greer
Debra Miller
Woman Jump From Moving Car Injures Tucson Resident
Adeline Grace DeVore, 33, of 1413 North Columbus Boulevard, was taken unconscious to Pima County Hospital with a possible brain concussion after jumping from a car on the Benson Highway. Her companion, William Kenneth Gibbs, 33, Tulsa Oklahoma, said they left a tavern together and she jumped during a 3 a.m. drive to a restaurant.
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Tucson
Pima County Hospital
Benson Highway
Adeline Grace DeVore
Columbus Blvd
William Kenneth Gibbs
Tulsa
Okla
Kenneth Bedient
Gibbs
California
East Benson Highway
Love Of Tennis Was Fatal
Gayle Roe a 14 year old El Monte California girl who visited tennis courts often died at Arcadia Hospital from a cranial hemorrhage after striking herself with her own tennis racket on an El Monte High School court.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Gayle Roe
el Monte
Arcadia Hospital
el Monte High School
Fresno State College to Get Winery Unit
California state college trustees approve a vintnery at Fresno State College with a $25,000 equipment donation from United Viewers Inc. President Arnold Joyal backs the move saying the setup will train students for winery jobs across the state.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California State Colleges
Fresno State College
United Viewners, Inc
Fresno
Fresno State
Arnold Joyal
Joyal
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