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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
4
A reader asks how to handle a 65 year old nephew who rejects family and authorities with hate statements and misbehavior. The adviser suggests firm boundaries, spanking if needed, and direct consequences to curb attention seeking and defiant acts.
About 200 Irish English and Scottish visitors stranded at Idlewild due to a charter flight not showing up. Two Capitol Airways flights finally carried them to Manchester and Ostend after 24 extra hours. Investigators from New York State probe the ticket error and port authority miscommunication.
Betty Carolyn Smithey, 20, sentenced to life for the New Year’s Day strangulation of 15 month old Sandra Gerberick in Phoenix. She had cared for the child and others while the mother worked as a waitress and was on federal parole for a 1959 kidnapping in Albuquerque.
The forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight in the Upper and Central Mississippi Valley, western Ohio Valley, and parts of the South and Central Plains. Elsewhere, generally fair conditions prevail with cooler temperatures in the Northeast and Northern Plains and warmer readings in the Lakes region and Ohio Valley.
Sunset today and sunrise tomorrow frame a sky of astronomy notes. Saturn rises at 8 28 p m while Mars sits low westward at 9 38 a m. Jupiter rises later at 1 08 p m and Amares, brightest star of Scorpius, sits below the Moon.
Mrs. Irene Moore of Seymour Wisconsin defeated Norbert Hill of Oneida to become the first squaw to lead the Oneida Indian tribe as chairman of the executive committee, the equivalent of chief, for the 3500 member tribe.
Mrs. Alice Anker of Kings Lynn England, 68, says she is Britain’s top grandmother with 50 grandchildren and 110 married children. She quips she wouldn’t mind having a hundred more.
Advertising copy touts cooling aboard Greyhound buses and invites riders to relax in air conditioning. It emphasizes comfort on hot days and encourages future trips with the slogan Go Greyhound and Leave the Driving to Us.
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