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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
3
Daily Telegraph reports Britain endures a fifth day of heat with London reaching 77 degrees yesterday as residents cope with rising temperatures.
A Chicago publisher offers a self training technique to double reading speed and retain more. It claims readers can skim sentences and pages, and provides a free book titled Adventures in Reading Improvement by mail request to Reading Dept. 648B, 835 Diversey Parkway, Chicago.
At a Pima County Republican Club session led by Charles Branin, Jesse Hill and Mike Markoff pressed for equal protection under law for Negro citizens and warned against politics driven by votes. They argued state action should address racial problems locally, and urged more Negro participation in meetings.
The Cronica, a new afternoon tabloid, appeared on Buenos Aires stands yesterday, boosting the city’s evening newspaper count to four.
Manila hosts a three day Asia summit as Indonesia and Malaya clash over a proposed federation. President Sukarno and Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman appear grim beside Philippines President Macapagal who urges a constructive atmosphere and seeks a final settlement benefiting Malay peoples. Salvador Lopez notes Macapagal will speak as a single speaker.
A London Times classified ad seeks a wine trainee over 18 who can drive a car and be taken to work. The notice emphasizes availability for repeat work and ongoing attendance.
Senator Barry Goldwater warned that a non aggression pact with Russia would be stupid and useless. He called the test ban treaty valueless for not banning underground testing and urged a military view before ratification. He also accused Nelson Rockefeller of aiding Democrats to split the GOP.
Amphi plans wider use of the ungraded program across elementary schools, with Canyon del Oro and Walker Elementary opening this fall. Supt. Marion Donaldson says implementation will be deliberate while parents watch Canyon del Oro’s procedures closely. The district also expands electives and lab science at junior high, with Walker adopting team leadership and broader teaching practices. No new programs are planned for Amphitheater High School this year.
Surgeons in Bourg de Perge grafted a boy’s hand to his wrist after a tractor mower accident left him without hands. The operation, yesterday, had only a one in ten thousand chance of success.
A new pain relief tablet called Duractin promises fast relief for backache and longer lasting effects. The product emphasizes quick dissolution for immediate comfort and a safer profile with less stomach irritation, aiming to market itself as a total redefinition of relief.
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