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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
18
A 30-officer task force searches Milwaukee for a “friendly stranger” last seen with 8 year old Portia Bufford before her battered body was found beneath a truck. Detectives and patrolmen pursue leads as the probe widens.
Advertisers tout ERMA-SOFT a medicated cream that allegedly softens and dissolves corn calluses and warts without infection risk from acids or abrasives. It promises painless removal and silky skin at no cost to the user.
Bids for the Nogales border station project totaling 2 million dollars will open in mid July, with construction slated to start by fall. The design by Tucson architects Scholer and Fuller includes nine total lanes, two story offices above traffic lanes, and remodeling of the Terrace Avenue facility for truck freight.
Chile's ruling coalition nominated Sen. Julio Duran a wealthy rancher and anti Communist leader as its presidential candidate for 1964. Nominations came from the Centrist Radical Conservative and Liberal parties in separate conventions. The coalition polled 44 percent in April municipal elections.
The District 1 School Board will hold line-by-line reviews of the 1963 64 budget on tomorrow and Wednesday nights. Sessions are open to the public and follow department head requests presented last month.
University of Arizona professor Dr. Lloyd E. McCann says school boards must expect to deal with teachers in groups as districts grow. He notes teachers will organize if left unheard, and urges boards to establish orderly procedures to manage employment issues before conflicts arise.
At Nairobi airport Premier Jomo Kenyatta and Guinean President Sekou Toure danced and sang together. Toure joined Kenyatta in Kikuyu dancing during a stopover on his way home from Tanganyika state visit.
United States Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Union reach a tentative two year agreement covering 24 000 employees in 18 plants. The deal follows similar pacts with Firestone Goodrich and Goodyear and includes 16 cent hourly raises in five tire plants and 13 cent raises in 13 plant areas over two years. Ratification by locals in 15 cities is required.
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