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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
1
Dr Gates of the University of Nevada laments that while ozone and carbon dioxide sustain life the rush of modern progress erodes human connection. He contrasts horse drawn life with jet age speed, urging people to slow, value friends, greetings, and shared moments.
Anselmo Luna Hurtado, 77, disabled by a stroke, died when vigil candles toppled on a home altar starting a fast fire at his 440 West Rosales Street residence. Firefighters arrived at 2:55 a.m. to find flames lapping through two rooms. damage was $2,000. Funeral services pending.
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery and carrier pricing for in city and outside Tucson. Rates shown include annual subscriptions, weekly charges, and mall delivery options with figures in dollars.
London reports say further cabinet ministers may be dragged into the Profumo affair as Prime Minister Macmillan orders a judicial inquiry led by Alfred Denning into security aspects. Opposition leader Harold Wilson presses for a broader parliamentary probe and potential witness subpoenas amid tensions in the Conservative government.
A midnight melee outside Circle A Drive-In, 4221 South 6th Ave, ended with arrest of Gilbert G. Rojas for being drunk. About 100 people gathered, police used night sticks, and damaged station wagon paneling. Daniel Rico and Andy Rico faced charges of disorderly conduct inciting to riot and destruction of city property.
Tucson debate on three proposed constitutional amendments before the Tucson Chamber of Commerce committee drew sharp lines. Richard Burke argued for state proposed amendments and limits on federal power. David Bingham warned the plan shifts power to small Southern states and opposes federal overreach. No action taken.
Tucson NAACP members plan a March of Mourning for Medgar W. Evers shot outside his Jackson Mississippi home. The march starts 3 p.m. at 17th Street and Stone Avenue and moves to Pennington Street and 6th Avenue. Participants wear black armbands, carry small flags, no speeches. Fund donations support Evers family and education.
U S launches four nuclear submarines at Groton with a combined destructive capability. Polaris Tecumseh and the Flasher conducted a simultaneous christening at Electric Boat shipyards. Additional launchings planned at Newport News Virginia and Mare Island California.
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