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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

2

House Faces Busy Week as Senate Marks Time

The House takes the congressional burden this week while the Senate rests with no major legislation on its docket. Key items include a $6 billion Treasury and Post Office appropriation and a $1.6 billion military construction bill. The Senate has moved on debt limit, equal pay for women, mental health funding, and an Interior appropriation with added funds. The major House action last week was the defeat of a two yearMexican labor import program.

Washington House Senate Weetee Naey Treasury and Post Office Departments Agriculture Department Interior Department

Glenns Alaska Bound After Japan Visit

Astronaut John Glenn Jr and his family departed for Alaska following a 25 day visit to Japan. The trip wrapped up with the former Mercury seven member and his relatives returning home.

Tokyo John Glenn Jr Alaska Japan

Machinists Local Revolts Over Evans Election

Tucson Local 933 of the International Association of Machinists voted to withdraw from AFL-CIO after John E. Evans of Phoenix won the secret ary treasurer post. About 100 members withheld per capita tax payments, joining similar actions by Phoenix locals 619 and 763. Breth and Hutto cited Evans' affiliation and inexperience as reasons, while Evans expressed regret and urged reconciliation. If 15 cent monthly dues aren’t paid within 90 days, the Tucson local will be dropped from state membership.

Tucson International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio John E. Evans Phoenix Glenn Breth Robert Hutto Evans Breth

Threat Of Twisters Hangs Over Texas And Oklahoma

Tornadoes sighted near Hale Center Spade and Lockney Texas with no injuries or damage reported. Four hail storms pounded the area. cotton crop losses noted and extreme rainfall recorded in multiple states including Norfolk Columbus Bismarck Amarillo and Washington. A mud slide closed Iowa 141 and new flood risks emerged across the Corn Belt.

Texas Oklahoma Iowa Hale Center Tex Spade Lockney Owa Civil Defense Office New Deal Atlantic Norfolk Columbus Neb Bismarck N.C Gage Okla Amarillo Washington Northwest Town James Correctionville

Atlantic Tropical Storm Loses Some Intensity

The Weather Bureau reported the tropical storm off Cape Hatteras losing tropical characteristics with winds up to 35 knots. Warnings extended from Cape May New Jersey to Savannah Georgia as five inches of rain fell near Norfolk Virginia and heavy rain was expected to continue.

Miami UPI Weather Bureau Atlantic Cape Hatteras North Carolina Virginia Capes Cape May N.J Savannah Noarfolk

Safford Woman Heads Reporters Association

Mrs Eubice Collins of Safford was elected president of the Arizona Shorthand Reporters Association at its annual meeting attended by about 40 reporters and wives. Other officers are Win Thunstedt of Phoenix as vice president Hugh Flynn of Tucson as secretary and Mrs Velma Shanks of Phoenix as treasurer. The convention met at the Highway House last weekend.

Eubice Collins Safford Arizona Shorthand Reporters Association Win Thunstedt Phoenix Hugh Flynn Tucson Velma Shanks Hiway House

Pledge to Hartwick College Proves Fruitful After Years

Oneonta N Y UPI report shows William E Paul of Schenectady pledged 400 in 1923 to establish Hartwick College. Circumstances delayed fulfillment, but college officials say they received a 1200 check from Paul including 5 percent interest over 40 years, completing the gift.

Oneonta N.Y UPI William.e. Paul Schenectady Hartwick College Paul

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