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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
1
The barbershop on the South Side was gutted by vandalism last night leaving only its walls. The owner says a union card was recently taken from him. The story hints at broader social tensions noted in other city columns.
The U S Air Force considers dropping or curtailing the Dynasoar manned space glider project amid possible funding reductions. Rockefeller seeks a presidential nomination but avoids direct claims while facing political pressures. Kennedy urges Congress to address unemployment to boost living standards and economic output.
The Nation High Court ruling on railroad work rules disputes urges unions to adjust to a changing industrial world. A Citizen editorial appears on page 16. Nixon privately confers with Governor Rockefeller and hints Kennedy may be vulnerable in 1964, disclosed to columnist Victor Riese on page 16.
Iraq’s envoy to the Syrian revolution celebration says talks are moving toward a federation or merger among Syria, Iraq and the United Arab Republic. A former French missile specialist was executed near Paris for a plot to assassinate President De Gaulle, with two others on death row.
Ex Angels Don Lee comes back to Tucson to duel the Cleveland Indians in an afternoon matchup as Los Angeles visits Hi Corbett Field for aspring two game series. Arizona State Opens NCAA Playoff Bid in Eugene Telecast Planned. Arizona Track Coach Carl Cooper Aims for WAC Crown After Upsets.
Brief summary of the page sections listing Bridge, Citizen, Charlie Comics, Crossword Puzzle, Deaths, Editorials, Molly Mayfield, Movie Times, Public Records, TV Radio Dials, and Woman's View with assorted notices and features. Readers see items across community columns and entertainment listings.
A Tucson Daily Citizen profile of the Arizona State Hospital at 2500 E. Van Buren St describes its high security wing and staff, noting escapes by Winnie Ruth Judd and two others but emphasizing treatment focus. Superintendent Wick argues the facility remains a hospital not a prison and proposes a separate maximum security psychiatric unit at a different site for criminally insane patients.
PHOENIX UPI Rep. Har old Cook of Pima called for a House led probe into security at the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix. He cited escapes and a murder not promptly reported and urged the House Public Institutions committee be directed to investigate and report.
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