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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
1
City Manager Mark Keane hints at a bond vote to finance new public buildings. The report also notes a push for rapid state welfare board reforms by Senate committee chairmen and other city concerns on fire protection police funding and local education impacts.
U S foreign policy enjoys record support in West Europe while Soviet gains rise according to a USIA poll. Christian Herter resists thoughts his role shattered by the Common Market split. State Dept denies a Russian accusation of a U S warship firing on a Soviet trawler off Virginia. Holmes Alexander blasts the administration’s propaganda effort as a bankrupt policy.
Thousands return home as floods surge through five states. Rail strike looms with White House intervention after railroad union talks collapse. In Greenwood Mississippi, Black voters press registration despite gunfire incidents. Boston’s Faneuil Hall is celebrated for two centuries of use and speech.
The article highlights a Citizen editorial page claim that the world subversion narrative in Latin America is the main threat facing Cuba led by Fidel Castro. It also notes Soviet Chinese meetings, NATO warning by Lord Home, Syria’s crackdown on Communists, Cassius Clay and Doug Jones, NCAA plans at Mississippi State, and Notre Dame football speculation after Joe Kuharich’s resignation.
A compact index page lists sections such as Deaths Sports Editorials and TV Radio Dials. It highlights Public Records and features items on Molly Mayfield and a Crossword Puzzle along with movie times and comics.
Noted western author Frank Waters of Taos New Mexico will headline the fourth annual Arizona Historical Convention banquet at 7 30 p m in the Pioneer Hotel. The two day event at the University of Arizona will feature 16 historical papers and art exhibitions with guests from California Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona. Registration covers Saturday luncheon and banquet.
Tucson NAACP head Rev Casper Glenn tells Young Democrats of Greater Tucson that few Negroes enter local apprenticeships, mostly run by unions. He cites only one Negro apprentice in Tucson and opposes HB 51 for lacking enforcement provisions. Glenn notes racial discrimination in employment housing and public facilities, more in Phoenix than Tucson, and urges action to break barriers.
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