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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
1
Pope John XXIII is laid to rest after an immense public viewing with millions of mourners passing by his bier. The papal funeral follows a wave of innovations associated with John XXIII and reflects wide public engagement.
The Los Angeles Times editorial calls for a moratorium on all Colorado River projects until the secretary of the interior's authority is clarified. District notes report Catalina High School windbreaker slats were dropped from 1963-64 budget amid taxpayer complaints. Democratic leaders seek a strong City Council slate and a head of the ticket. Room in apartment construction faces growing complaints over income property assessment fairness.
Sen Ribicoff blasts bureaucratic blight for hiding pesticide names under protest registration. Article notes past efforts to conceal supplier lists amid debate over tax increases and Kennedy tax cut proposals, signaling government actions viewed as shrinking relief to taxpayers.
The Nation notes the United States rivalry to build a supersonic airliner surpassing British and French plans. A space expert in Denver predicts rockets ready for a manned Mars attempt by 1975. Other items discuss Knowland on Goldwater, Congress chaos, civil rights, Kennedy’s push, Wallace on desegregation, Iran’s shah orders, Profumo scandal, and a Venezuelan U S mission attack.
Tucson golfer Dr Ed Updegratt wins twice today to reach the quarterfinals of the British Amateur Championship. The article notes other sports items and a MacArthur ruling on AAU sanctioning open track meets. University of Arizona figures are also mentioned in brief columns.
Public index outlines sections including Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle and Deaths. Editorials and Financial News pages listed with page numbers. Molly Mayfield feature appears under Movie Times and Public Records. Sports and TV Radio Dials appear on later pages. Woman's View is covered in a separate column.
National Catholic Welfare Conference officials say Catholic elementary and secondary schools save taxpayers over 2.5 billion dollars yearly. In Pennsylvania alone, savings reach nearly 2 billion from 1951 to 1961 as Catholic parents fund half a million pupils.
Kenneth Corbin, 41, a former Pinal County sheriff's deputy, awaits a preliminary hearing June 27 on a felony aggravated assault charge. He is accused of handcuffing a 25-year-old woman and taking her to an Apache Junction bar on May 25. He posted $2,500 bond and was released after appearing in Justice Court 1.
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