Derailment Disrupts Train Service West of Seligman
Officials say about 51 cars on a freight train derailed roughly 11 miles west of a waypoint, causing yesterday service disruption. No known injuries were reported.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
17
Officials say about 51 cars on a freight train derailed roughly 11 miles west of a waypoint, causing yesterday service disruption. No known injuries were reported.
Don Parker reports his wife Beryl disappeared after she test drove a new car bought two weeks earlier. Parker says he is completely mystified and Beryl offered no warning before she vanished in Hitchin England.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that a new world war would kill hundreds of millions and devastate civilization with a rocket nuclear war. He urged peaceful coexistence while delegations from the United States, China, and 1198 other nations attended the World Woman's Congress in Moscow.
Rep. Sandy P. Bowling of D Pima challenged a recent legal opinion that requires commitment before treatment at the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center in Tucson. He argued the approach aims to treat patients without prior commitment, while a Phoenix clinic would violate the law if accessed without commitment.
Mayor Lew Davis calls for a City Charter fix to allow emergency measures with fewer council members present. He notes current 5/6 vote and 30 day delay hinder passage when councilors are away, leaving items approved without the emergency clause. City attorney says charter limits voting to council members, excluding the mayor.
Police said the milk truck driver was unaware he had struck a pedestrian, and no citation will be issued. Victim Victoria Silvas, 75, of 526 S Meyer Ave, remained in satisfactory condition at Pima County Hospital. Sid ney Stafford, 67, of 5218 Royal Palm Drive, operated the Sunset Dairy truck that hit Silvas as she crossed West Kennedy Street. the truck was traced by witnesses.
Democrats opened talks on site selection for the 1964 presidential nominating convention. Atlantic City led the field along with Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit and Miami Beach. The full national committee votes tomorrow on the site and delegate allocation. San Francisco already has Republican support and a strong bid.
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institution is shown to promptly stop burning itch and pain from hemorrhoids. It shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and has germ killing properties to prevent infection, with sustained improvement over months in long standing cases. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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