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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
1
Mayor Davis will ask the council Monday to initiate a 2.1 million bond program for municipal buildings pending voter approval. The Suns and a Senate probe headline also appear, with Arizona Welfare Board turmoil under investigation and witnesses issued subpoenas for a Monday start.
U.S. officials say Russia trails in fulfilling its pledge to remove several thousand troops from Cuba by mid March. Indications point to a large group leaving this weekend amid a tense diplomatic exchange with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin at the Gridiron Club. Betty Beale column.
The Nation reports a stepped-up resettlement program to spread Cuban refugees across the country to aid economically distressed Miami. A stalemate persists between U.S. railroads and unions in a work rules dispute despite Labor Secretary Wirtz’s urging. Rep. Emanuel Celler accuses a Canadian cartel of setting U.S. newsprint prices and seeks a list of U.S. publishers with Canadian interests.
The United States contends Soviet and Chinese actions threaten Khrushchev and party leaders amid factional purges. A manifesto style clash with Kennedy’s Costa Rican visit fuels tensions. Nearby, Syria Iraq and the UAR inch toward unity while French strikes paralyze transport under De Gaulle.
In a televised Far West Regional matchup the Arizona State Sun Devils take on UCLA with the spotlight on ASU's backcourt woes led by Carl Porter's column. The piece also notes Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts and Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dealing with finger injuries.
Harriett Beatty Jr. daughter of famed lion trainer Clyde Beatty showcases control over lions tigers and elephants at the fair grounds. Armed with chair and whip she recalls starting at age 10 and explains patience warning signs to avoid injury while handling dangerous animals.
A 22 year old filly at the fairgrounds damaged a stall wall and cut its hind leg. Owners criticize stalls as unsafe with WPA adobe structures, noting 180 of 540 horses are housed in stalls, 48 in new builds, while others remain in tents.
A small unoccupied frame house at 108014 E Alvord St burned after 4 a.m. today. Valued at 4000 dollars, the structure was a total loss after two hours of firemen work from stations 13 14 and ladder company 3. Contents valued at 500 dollars were lost. owner William B. Fenderson reported.
The 4-H Club auction at Pima County Fair features 44 beeves 63 lambs and 31 pigs to be sold tonight starting at 7 30 p.m. Lamb and pig numbers rise as urbanization reduces open space while cattle drop 16 percent from last year. Showmanship winners include Sean Dougherty and Mike Golder in Swine, Dale Annis and Martin Muse in Sheep, Stephen LeRoy and Danny Edwards in Beef, and Gene Parker in Dairy.
The art department at the University of Arizona will get a new chairman this summer. Lez Haas, head at the University of New Mexico since 1946, will lead the department. Haas holds two degrees from UC Berkeley and has exhibited broadly in solo shows.
The judge criticizes fathers for berating daughters who are premaritally pregnant and calls for family counseling from churches. He notes mothers often shield daughters while boys are excused, urging moral education, reduced teen car use, and stricter sex education to combat premarital sex and juvenile issues.
In Phoenix the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee approved a school aid plan favoring ADM changes while House sponsor Rep. James Elliott pushed a tobacco tax bill to boost education funding. He sought ADA increases and higher foundation grants, with higher education capital outlay bearing the brunt of cuts. The ADM bill faced swift rejection in the Senate, leaving lawmakers unsure of the final outcome amid a flood of school aid proposals.
In city court yesterday three motorists pleaded guilty to drunk driving. Robert Earl Schäfer, 26, of 2540 E Linden St. Tito R Flores, 50, of 218 S Grande Ave. and Kathy J Reyes, 39, of Rt 3 Box 643 were each fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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