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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
1
Demonstrations arrest sweep hits Jackson Mississippi with 421 Black students among those detained for parading without permits. Across the nation, Wallace defies federal process while NAACP and courts push desegregation and anti discrimination measures as Justice Department crafts civil rights bills.
A Nike Zeus missile malfunction during a White Sands test caused small forest fires in northern New Mexico. The range safety officer destroyed the missile over the Nacimiento Mountains after it deviated north of the 4000 square mile White Sands range. The Forest Service reported a 200 acre blaze not caused by missile fragments.
The cantankerous Charlie stumps solvers with his crossword in the Tucson Daily Citizen. This week’s Jackpot rises to 1250 next week and the puzzle will appear twice on Monday and Tuesday.
Brussels reports a fresh Common Market crisis as France blocks periodic meetings between the five other members and Britain. Maurice Couve de Murville insists current contacts via the British mission are enough, while West Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg press for talks on key agricultural policies ahead of a June 17 ministerial session.
Mermaid June open for swimming as dust winds and cloudiness possible tomorrow. A low pressure area over the Southwest may bring a trace of rain to the northern state, but none expected locally. June预计 precipitation around .29 inches if patterns hold, with 2.06 inches year to date and 0.53 inches below normal. Tomorrow's high near 90, tonight's low around 60, noon humidity about 10 percent. Full Weather Report, Pace 4.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater assailed indecision in U.S. government during a Tucson speech to the Southern Arizona Association of Life Underwriters, urging citizens to demand decisive policy. He attacked federal education and Medicare plans as political ploys and warned of rising debt and bureaucratic paralysis.
The piece highlights the hard working honey ants and offers a view that changes how readers value these burrowing insects. It also touches on new lab safety devices that reduce hazards for biologists working with dangerous microbes.
Vatican reports the 81-year-old pope recovered consciousness for a second time then slid back into a coma as doctors noted peritonitis and a stomach tumor. Revelations from the bedside described his blessing and calm, with prayers recited by relatives and clergy as the world awaited further news.
Vatican City crowds maintain a vigil as Pope John XXIII nears death. Seminarians and locals fill St. Peter's Square while windows pass morning light with no sign from the Pope. Newsboys note headlines declaring the pope's imminent passing.
The Navy said wreckage previously identified as the sunken Thresher cannot be definite ly identified after a thorough analysis of underwater camera pictures taken Thursday by the research vessel Conrad. The images from about 8 400 feet deep, 220 miles east of Cape Cod, failed to confirm the sunken submarine’s identity.
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