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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
1
Handwriting samples from Democratic city primary petitions with irregularities will be forwarded to the FBI National Laboratory, as reported by the police chief. The report appears in the context of a broader city news roundup with other stories on Page 1.
The Nation reports a Senate subcommittee approved two of Kennedy s civil rights bills. A separate column by John Chamberlain warns that abandoning nuclear power to the United Nations would put the United States at risk of blackmail and nuclear slavery.
Two committee members fear the presidents railroad proposal marks a step toward nationalizing the industry. Officials doubt if Rusk Moscow talks lead to a Summit. House Ways and Means weighs a $10 billion tax cut split over two years, with Western Europe and Japan aid cuts in prospect this year.
East German guards told a tourist they would come for a beer and then crossed into freedom at Checkpoint Charlie. In other pages the Ward case jurors hear a summing up and the judge plans to finish the charge tomorrow. U.S. troops in Korea kill four North Korean infiltrators after three soldiers died in two days. Geneva disarmament talks show Russian willingness to discuss broad Cold War issues. A Negro children’s blockade halts Brooklyn hospital site work as demonstrators occupy a crane. Skopje rubble rescue continues with ten more saved after earthquakes and explosions. a new city may rise on a different site.
A bogey worth 11000 dollars shocks fans as Arnold Palmer conquers a standout putting hole in a major. Mario de Cunha clocks a 50 meter breaststroke state record at last night’s 15th Annual City Swimming and Diving Championships. The Tucson Golf Association begins Tucson Open with debts cleared, funds in the bank ahead of the 1964 event. George McLeod’s column appears.
Molly Mayfield reports on financial indices and market trends as well as movie listings and TV radio grids. The column blends stock snapshots with entertainment schedules reflecting a bustling city weekday.
Geneva reports say the Soviet Union will negotiate a broad range of cold war issues but links progress to a NATO Warsaw nonaggression pact. Semyon Tsarapali and Charles Stelle highlighted a test ban breakthrough as momentum for wider talks. Western officials hope Moscow’s stance unlocks further settlements.
Earthquake slams Skopje killing near 1,000 and leaving 150,000 evacuated. Rescue teams recovered ten more survivors before dynamite blasting cleared debris. U S Air Force Sergeant Harold R Stacy and his German wife among presumed dead. foreigners urged to cable relatives.
A Brooklyn hospital construction site saw a blockade by Negro children delaying work trucks. Police removed 12 children for juvenile authorities before releasing them, then the group returned to the picket line. Demonstrations across Brooklyn and Queens prompted arrests and city hall talks on job opportunities.
A swarm of bees chased a moving car about 30 miles after a queen bee hid under its rear fender. The pursuit ended when a beekeeper removed the queen, after the motorist stopped at a pub for a drink.
Stirling Moss, once among the world’s top racing drivers, flunked his initial scooter exam but passed on the second attempt in London. The Tucson Daily Citizen edition lists publication details and subscription rates for the paper.
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