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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

2

Narrow margin blocks civil rights ban in federally aided projects

In a 14 to 14 tie on a civil rights amendment the House Banking Committee defeated the GOP bid to ban racial discrimination in federally aided projects in distressed areas. The panel then advanced a stripped down version of the administration plan expanding aid for low income regions, with a substitute removing hotels motels and nursing homes from eligibility.

Washington UPI House Banking Committee Tration Kennedy Area Redevelopment Agency ARA

Wife Who Divorced Dead Man Told Can't Be Done

In London a divorce court judge ruled that a decree against a dead man is a nullity. Judge Sir Jocelyn Siman said a man cannot be divorced after death, comparing it to being married or executed. He set aside Mrs Florence Heanan's undefended December decree after her husband David Heanan died in September before final papers.

London Jocelyn Siman Florence Heanan David Heanan

Tucson Country Club Managers Convicted of Battery

George F. Hartington of Arizona Country Club and Richard P. Maynes of Tucson Country Club were found guilty of battery against an off duty Scottsdale policeman Richard O Hara after a scuffle at a Scottsdale motel cocktail lounge at 1 a m on January 28. Hartington also faced drunk and disorderly charges with two managers facing 10 days in jail or $100 fines. Attorneys indicated possible appeal to Superior Court.

Scottsdale Tucson Phoenix George F. Hartington Arizona Country Club Richard P. Maynes Harrington Richard O'Hara

Philby defection roots new political clash for Macmillan

In London the Philby case returns to the fore as Moscow confirms Harold A. R. Philby defected to the Soviet Union seeking asylum and citizenship. Edward Heath had linked Philby to the “third man” warning Burgess and MacLean in 1951, complicating Prime Minister Macmillan who faces renewed scrutiny in Parliament.

London UPI Britain Soviet Union Harold Macmillan House of Commons Macmillan Harold A. R Kim) Philby Moscow Philby Russia Privy Seal Edward Heath Coat Guy Burgess Donald MacLean Burgess MacLean Parliament London Observer Foreign Office Middle East Beirut Heath Soviet Russia

Tracy Recovering at St Vincent's Hospital

Los Angeles AP1 reports silver haired actor Spencer Tracy age 63 is improving daily at St Vincent's Hospital after a respiratory ailment. No release date was announced.

Los Angeles Spencer Tracy St. Vincent’s Hospital

Demo Elected To Serve Out Rep. Walter's Term

In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Fred B Rooney a 37 year old Democrat won the special election to fill the unexpired term of late U S Representative Francis E Walter in Pennsylvania 15th district Rooney defeated Republican Robert G Bartlett a 31 year old Bethlehem Steel executive by 48697 to 42174 about 60 percent of votes The outcome surprised observers as turnout was midsummer and marked another national election comparison to prior special races The Republican National Committee aided Bartlett while the Democratic National Committee supported Rooney

Bethlehem Fred B. Rooney U.S Francis E. Walter Pennsylvania Rooney Robert G. Bartlett Bethlehem Steel Co Kennedy William W. Scranton Bartlett Republican National Committee Democratic National Committee

Economists Not Alarmed By Price Rises Amid Inflation Fears

New government figures show the June cost of living index at a record 106.6 as sugar prices spike. Though some fear inflation, businessmen expect limits on gains and note a long deflationary trend with stable food costs and rising services, housing, taxes, and select commodities.

New York U.S. Steel Kennedy Congress

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