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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
1
Juvenile Court Judge Raul Castro voices alarm over rising pregnancies among high school students as discussions focus on teen premarital relations. The report appears in context with multiple state issues and year-end agriculture figures.
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth asserts his decisions on the TFX fighter plane contract were made without guidance from Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara. He claims no political or industrial influence affected his conclusions.
The Nation reports 14 known dead after recent floods and tornadoes, with over 50,000 left homeless and property losses in the millions. Railroads and operating unions reach a breakdown as talks fail on work rules and feather bedding after a short negotiations session. A Kansas City volunteer group frames racism as closed circuit television, sharing personal experiences to combat discrimination.
U S sources say Russian forces leave Cuba at a sluggish pace while Moscow reports a fourth ship with troops aboard sailed Sunday but declines to reveal counts. The page hints at broader Cold War tensions and diplomatic stalemate between Western and Communist blocs.
Birdie Tebbetts backs the young player, counting on Max Alvis to prove him right in a major league debut. Scouting praises Tribe newcomers, but George McLeod warns readers to temper expectations amid spring fever among AL managers like Ralph Houk.
The page lists sections such as Crossword Puzzle 16 Deaths 31 Editorials 10 Financial News 16 17 Molly Mayfield 13 Movie Times 23 Sports 27 30 Teen Citizen 44 15 TV Radio Dials 24 Woman s View 19 22. It presents a compact guide to the issue s diverse features and column topics.
A pair of teenage suspects, Roy Kenneth Young and David Raymond Driesbaugh, were held for Superior Court on three felony charges each for a March 3 burglary at Dean's Swap Shop and an armed robbery at North First Avenue Beverage Depot. They were ordered held under $1,500 after a preliminary hearing. another youth involved was sent to juvenile authorities.
Vandals caused about 3000 dollars in damage at the Craycroft Humble Service Station on Craycroft Road by placing a water hose into a gasoline tank and washing out about 500 gallons of gas. Patrolman Dennis Lappinder reported the incident around 2 30 a m and a fire truck was called to clear the spill. Manager J W Stewart said the gas soaked into the blacktop driveway requiring extensive repairs.
Two 15 year old boys attempting a burglary at Phil lips 66 Service Station on 4531 S Park Ave fled as Patrolman Richard North closed in. One boy crashed through the glass. the other followed. North pursued through yards walls and alley, catching the first boy after three blocks. the second was found at home in bed. Both were turned over to juvenile authorities.
Louis Albert Halverson, 40, of 312 E. 19th St., and Ralph E. Evans, of 44 N. Melwood Ave., were fined $100 and jailed 10 days after pleading guilty in City Court to drunk driving. Leslie Laverne Fox, 27, of Jaynes Station, received the same penalty in Justice Court.
Review praises Jose Greco Dancers at the university auditorium. New premieres Nana Lorca and Lydia Torea draw attention alongside veterans Gitanillo Heredia Maribel de Cirez and Jose Greco. The program blends flamenco classics with fresh costumes and energetic performances.
Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery and mail subscription rates. Inside Tucson is 45 cents per week with annual carrier rate 523.40 and mail annual at 73.40. Outside Tucson home delivery also 45 cents per week.
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