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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
1
Negro leaders forecast a march of about 5 000 through downtown Phoenix tomorrow in a freedom parade led by community figures including Rev. Benjamin Brooks of the Maricopa County NAACP. The event highlights civil rights activity across the city and region.
Dozens of civil rights demonstrators including 24 ministers were arrested in Brooklyn in a bid to press building firms to hire more Negro workers. A federal judge struck down grade a year desegregation. Additional notes mention editorials on rail politics and Kennedy era headlines.
Washington Attorney General Robert Kennedy said there is no evidence that civil rights leaders are communists or that their groups are infiltrated. His remarks came as a civil rights hearing was read to the public. The Pentagon said Victor Hamilton remained on the NSA payroll six months after his mental illness developed. The United States Britain and the Soviet Union moved toward a limited nuclear test ban treaty to be signed at a Big Three foreign ministers conference in Moscow. Dr Stephen Ward faced his own defense in a high profile vice trial connected to Britain’s sex and security scandal. Former Vice President Nixon warned the West against Khrushchev’s apparent mellowness after visiting East Berlin.
Whitey Ford secures his 12th straight win and 16th victory of the season in a burst of dominant pitching. The article notes Ford’s continued effectiveness as the Yankees press their advantage in the standings. Hal Nunn, new general manager of Billito Park, takes decisive action by paying off $214,000 in debts within his first three weeks.
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Tucson detectives rounded up four Coolidge theft suspects in the Gold Bond gift stamp burglary case. Two minors were sent to the Pima Juvenile Detention Home, with burglary warrants issued for two more men believed in the Tucson area. Detectives found about 50 stamp books at one home and other stolen goods at Williams and Hegwood residences.
Flowing Wells School Board to hold regular session at 8 p m at Flowing Wells High School administration offices 3725 N Flowing Wells Road. The meeting was moved up from Aug 8 due to member availability.
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