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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
1
The crisis over the use of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center has been resolved after an attorney general ruling error was corrected. The article notes the center’s intended use and the correction of the legal word that had stymied operations.
The Nation Young Republicans hear senior leaders urging unity as political controversy stirs convention delegates in San Francisco. Pages referenced include 21 and 22 with other items on Helen Keller’s 83rd birthday, oak ridge nuclear workers, and rail union wage disputes.
Washington report notes a 1964 political campaign presence in the capital with items such as shopping bags labeled Be Happy-Go Rocky Indian headdresses and pickled oysters. Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain remains without an answer two years after a test blast of an air raid siren.
A veteran London observer recalls the British sex and spy scandal threatening Prime Minister Macmillan. Christine Keeler’s poolside moonlight splash sparked years of turmoil in a turbulent affair that drew in top officials and reshaped political life. President Kennedy allocates time for a sentimental Irish visit to his ancestral birthplace.
Junior Gilliam and Ron Perranoski lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a final victory in a pennant race sweep over the Reds in Cincinnati. Injury update: Hank Arnold plans a return to racing from Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix.
Molly Mayfield leads the General Index with page references 22 and 27 for Movie Times, Public Records on page 38, and Sports on pages 53 to 56 along with TV Radio Dials on page 50 and Woman's View on pages 33 to 37.
In Frankfurt Kennedy maps a broad Europe link to the United States while allies show caution. De Gaulle resists interdependence as Britain falters post scandal and Italy stalls, leaving the NATO project contingent on broader European cooperation and leadership.
Incomplete publication notice from the Den Publishing Cap in Tucson Arizona lists subscription rates with several garbled figures for annual and home delivery options. The text includes misread prices and erroneous terms.
SWINDON England UPI reported Judge Thomas Elder Jones urged Henry Lowe to take action against a persistent door to door bookseller after Lowe said a salesman forced a set of books on him. The judge gave Lowe 10 years to pay a $36.24 debt.
The United Nations general assembly authorized seven resolutions to fund peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East through 1963 with 42.5 million dollars. It outlines a mixed assess ment and voluntary contributions approach while seeking to gather unpaid amounts from the Soviet bloc France and other nations amid a financial crisis.
Marysville reporter notes that Jack O'Neal of Challenge complains to authorities that 36 gallons of his ladybugs, sold to farmers for aphid control, were stolen in a local incident.
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