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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
1
County health director warns the flu like illness will likely hit school after school. Henry Acereto, whose barbershop was wrecked by vandals, accepts a no strings offer from the union to furnish his shop and reopen. South Tucson weighs a 2 percent utility tax expected to raise at least $12 000 annually.
A midweek survey note suggests Washington Republican leaders are steering away from sharp attacks on Kennedy administration gun control style Cu ban. The piece highlights party strategy and potential framing ahead of upcoming Senate debates and political battles.
French transport unions plan two hour strikes in support of striking coal miners with no ground given by government or miners. Authorities still fail to enforce the draft order and tensions run across pages.
Page line items list sections and page references including comics, crosswords, and columns with a death and editorial notes, showing local paper navigation cues for readers seeking features like Molly Mayfield, Movie Times, Sports, and TV Radio Dials.
Senator John J. Williams accused the Coast Guard of delaying aid to a Kennedy weekend sail on the Chesapeake in October. The Justice Department disputed the claim, saying Kennedy sought only emergency contact and had no knowledge of another boat in distress.
Somalia plans to sever diplomatic relations with Britain within 48 hours over Kenya's northern frontier district. The area, deemed part of Kenya by Britain, prompted an emergency session of Somalia's national assembly and an anti British demonstration of about 800 people without incidents.
Annual subscription by carrier listed as 73 dollars and 40 cents with a mall option priced at 23 dollars and 40 cents. Home delivered outside Tucson costs 45 cents per week.
Saigon announced that on February 26 South Vietnam began operating an experimental reactor powered by uranium-235. The device will train Vietnamese technicians and produce isotopes for research and medicine.
John S. Burrows challenges a four hour dry out period for drunken driving arrestees in Superior Court. He claims deprivation of rights under Arizona and U.S. constitutions after being held beyond bond time and then an extra two hours for identification. A April 12 hearing before Judge Robert O. Boylston is set as the petition seeks a writ of prohibition and dismissal of the charge.
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