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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
1
A thunderstorm ripped through an East Side construction site causing at least twenty thousand dollars in damage as debris was hurled over a mile. Official rainfall was a trace, with more storms predicted tonight and tomorrow.
The Nation and party rivals face a high risk clash as Gov Nelson Rockefeller loses to Democratic governors in the bid for an on the record vote on civil rights at the National Governors Conference in Miami. The dispute centers on Goldwater and Rockefeller amid a broader political dust cloud.
President Kennedy asks Congress to direct the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue a final decision on the railroad work rules dispute. Unions and carriers would maintain a strikeless status quo during the study. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP testified before the Senate Commerce Committee about growing national indifference to the Negro plight and its impact on civil rights demonstrations across the country.
Khrushchev and Harriman meet in Moscow amid hopes an agreement nears. Harriman plans to return to Washington after initial assent, U.S. sources say. Russians and Red Chinese agree to a future meeting on ideological dispute.
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Novelist Barbara Cartland criticized Welwyn Garden City authorities for not decorating for Queen Elizabeth II's visit and purchased 1500 Union Jacks to distribute to onlookers.
Five baggage cars of the Milwaukee Road passenger train The Pioneer Limited derailed in Milwaukee Wisconsin yesterday. Five baggage cars jumped the track but 125 passengers escaped injury with no fatalities reported.
Mrs. Eunice Shriver sister of President Kennedy helps dedicate Camp Howe a summer day camp for retarded children in South Kingston Rhode Island The camp received support from the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation where Shriver serves as executive director
Richard Blackwell, 17, of 2402 East Eastland Street, suffered first-degree burns to hands and chest when a cigarette he discarded ignited spilled gasoline around 2:30 AM at Davis-Monthan AFB. He was listed in satisfactory condition. Firefighters contained the fire with help from neighbors and the Keenas family.
Parimutuel betting windows will be installed in the royal enclosure at Ascot race course next year. Previously guests in the royal area had to leave the enclosure to bet in the stands. Queen Elizabeth II reportedly never places a bet.
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