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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
1
Sen. Carl Hayden may push Congress to pre consider the Central Arizona Project as lawmakers take up energy and water policy. Arizona officials press for state funding to support the project through the Legislature during the current session.
Representatives from nearly all groups gathered for a House subcommittee hearing on water pollution. The report notes broad participation as the panel questions officials about detergent impacts and pollution controls.
The Nation Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom will be a featured exhibit at the New York World’s Fair, aiming to reach 76 million visitors. The piece highlights free enterprise messaging and broad audience impact across opening pages.
London politics buzz as Prime Minister Macmillan returns amid a grave crisis over the Profumo affair. Across Peru, Fernando Belaunde leads in early returns while irregularities in two states threaten a delayed result.
Arizona's Wildcats cruised to an 8-1 victory over Penn State to start their bid for the national title. The piece notes anticipated tougher test in the second round and a scarcity of MLB scouts at the College World Series in Omaha.
An AP analysis notes Khrushchev agrees to a Moscow meeting with Kennedy and Macmillan to break the nuclear test ban stalemate. It explores whether the move signals a shift or merely a tactical maneuver amid Soviet China tensions and long stalled negotiations.
President Kennedy proposed a halt on atmospheric tests and a push for a comprehensive test ban with the Soviet Union. Senator Mansfield praised the move as timely and prudent, while Senator Goldwater condemned abandoning all testing and warned against further concessions to the Soviets. Both reacted after Kennedy announced a Moscow conference with Khrushchev and Macmillan on a treaty. Goldwater urged continuing tests until weapons reliability is perfected.
The notice lists subscription options for the Citizen Public in Tucson, Arizona. It states annual carrier and home delivery rates within and outside Tucson, with weekly and per week terms. It includes pricing specifics such as $73.40 annually by carriers and $23.40 for mail outside Tucson.
About 2200 Tucson high school students attend summer school to earn extra credits or makeup failing marks. Tucson High leads District 1 with 850 students, Catalina 530, Rincon 507, Palo Verde 375. Total enrollment rises about 300 from last year. classes end July 19.
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