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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
1
In Tucson, Mrs Pauline Landon a familiar figure in amateur theater died today from a cerebral hemorrhage. The report notes her local stage prominence and family ties in the community.
The Nation reports an unexpectedly drastic overhaul of operation and self policing of the major stock exchanges recommended today by a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Also notes Charleston troops deployed after racially charged demonstrations and arrests.
Washington reports the Pentagon restricts male participation in civil rights demonstrations while sports figures testify at a hearing. Senate Republicans seek a special probe into alleged 24 million bushels of grain sent to Austria as a grain scare mounts. A higher federal reserve discount rate takes effect amid a drive to curb dollars abroad. Goldwater plans to file for reelection despite bulk of followers support. The presidential panel drafts its report on the railroad jobs dispute as new signals suggest only Congress can avert a nationwide strike.
Indications point to a partial nuclear test ban agreement in Moscow talks among the United States Britain and Russia. The report notes strong opposition in Congress and among military leaders, with observers warning a ban could be a nuclear ambush.
George McLeod notes the PBA tour expanding like pro golf with new prestige potential. Willie McCovey could lift the Giants from slump by his power hitting though fans regret trading Stu Miller. The 1963 PGA Tournament at Dallas opens tomorrow with no top golfers complaining about the course.
The three long-time friends of Mrs. Kuhlmann seek to halt lavish care for Star the dog amid a probate dispute. Witnesses describe a diet of beef neck bones, limited training, and daily pampering including fly spray and silver bowls. Reports note potential monthly costs and care plans.
The SEC outlines six major reforms including tighter floor trading rules to curb instability, stronger policing of stock specialists, automation of odd lot handling on the big boards, restraints on short selling, new oversight of the over the counter quotation system, and public disclosure of wholesale price quotations for unlisted stocks.
The Enchanted Hills Home Owners Association asks Mayor Lew Davis and the City Council to install tennis and basketball courts in a 167 acre park near Afo and Mission Roads. President Steve Erimine says West Side kids must travel to Randolph or Santa Rita parks for facilities. The letter was referred to City Manager Mark Keane and Parks Director Gene Reid for study.
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