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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
1
City detectives pursue leads to identify the driver of a late model automobile involved in a hit-and-run that killed a person on Craycroft Road yesterday.
President Kennedy at a news conference says the United States has no immediate plans to blockade Cuba, favors current policy, but criticizes the slow Soviet troop withdrawal. Budget-cutting Republicans may push Kennedy tax-cut goals. Roscoe Drummond weighs the prospects.
The Nation Floods have driven thousands from homes across Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and Indiana with rivers rising and facilities closed. A new virus blamed for widespread aches surfaces in winter as a New York scientist warns of more outbreaks. A 14 year old Norfolk girl’s babysitting job ends in rape and murder by a sailor who answered her ad.
The World reports no sign de Gaulle or miners will yield. Violence has been limited to a Paris scuffle between police and pro strikers. A separate incident notes a time bomb hitting the Russian Intourist office in West Berlin after hours.
Felix Mantilla, acquired from the Mets by the Red Sox, compared playing for the Mets to being sent to the electric chair. Joe Adcock, after 13 NL seasons, faces lessons about AL pitching in his first Indians year. Houston Colts seek Florida spring training to fill sparse crowds at Apache Junction, risking $4,000 per game guarantees.
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Senators including Sol Ahee push a bill to cut new liquor licenses from 10 percent to 1 percent across three classes with hotel and restaurant licenses unchanged. The measure targets counts in Maricopa and Pima counties, amid a prior 1961 special law that raised licenses yearly and raised lease value worries as leases expire.
Tucson officials meet to map phase one of a four lane expressway from the new city airport terminal north to Valencia Road. The Valencia to Benson Highway segment is the second phase, with rights of way and funding steps described.
Two panel trucks collided at St Marys Road and the Freeway yesterday afternoon. Woodie D. Bass, 19, of 7239 E Beverly Dr, was hospitalized at Davis Monthan AFB Hospital with bruises but in good condition. Geronimo Salcido, 37, of 1240 W St Marys Rd, escaped injury. both drivers said they had the green light and no citations were issued.
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