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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
1
A conclave of the College of Cardinals convenes June 19 with first balloting planned for June 20 to elect a successor to Pope John XXIII. Angelo Roncalli praised for kindness and charity as the papacy transitions begin.
Major figures in Arizona politics advocate larger salaries for legislators and top officials. Charles Moody proposes annual pay of 4800 to 5200 dollars amid broader budget and tax news across state and district lines.
The Nation reports President Kennedy says relying on a stalemate to avert war is likely to trigger war. The piece notes other items on page 1, including Barnett not blocking McDowell's Ole Miss admission, and separate updates on a Gulf crash site recovery and employment service debates.
The policy targets Russians and Japanese who fish within 12 miles of Canada. Special arrangements are planned in Ottawa for U S fishermen as result of the ban. The note appears in a column citing Viet Nam war progress and Communist rollback as reported by Roscoe Drummond on page 12.
American ranks thin to nine with only three of eight U S Walker Cup entrants in the British Amateur. Tucson's Ed Updegraff defeats Hugh Livingston of Scotland 3 and 1 in the third round. MacArthur demands peace or truce between Amateur Athletic Union and Track and Field Federation. Robert Creamer visited Tucson last spring to write about Arizona baseball, found no story after Texas beat the Cats in the District 6 playoffs.
A readable OCR snippet shows sections on Movie Times, Crossword Puzzle, Sports, Deaths, and Editorials. Names Molly Mayfield and Teen Citizen appear among listings with page indicators 28, 16, 33-36, 26-27, 12.
NASA announced plans to recruit 10 to 15 astronauts this summer with applications due by July 1. The program marks NASA’s third group since entering the manned space era, expanding beyond seven original astronauts and nine trainees including two civilians. Candidates must be under 34 with engineering or physical science degrees and at least 1,000 hours of jet time or qualified experimental test pilots.
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