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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
1
City and state attorney John Claborne, a former chief criminal deputy county attorney, will represent Marvin Leslie Davis accused of murdering Mrs. Pauline Saxon and Mrs. Russell L. Betten. Autopsy and investigation details accompany other regional crime updates across the state.
Washington to act on a presidential committee recommendation to tighten foreign aid. The United States agrees to lend Brazil 398.5 million dollars to boost its economy, per the Brazilian embassy. Army of congressional staff grows to over 7,000, increasing bureaucracy and costs. State Department CIO urges Congress that an ill informed public harms government. Budget cuts for Republicans target areas beyond national defense, says Holmes Alexander.
Columnist John Chamberlain argues that plans proposed by Admiral Rickover would hurt thriving local schools. The piece appears amid page 14 items referencing education standards and national policy.
De Gaulle's government discusses at Baden Baden a push for common market members to curb American investments. Balinese seek cleansing at beaches as volcanic eruption prompts blame. U N delegates abandon hope for a workable peacekeeping funding plan among major powers.
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts plans two rookie pitchers to begin the season in the regular rotation with the April 9 opener. The report covers team strategy and rotation questions for the upcoming AL season.
The Tucson City Council set 2 p.m. April 15 for a public hearing on traffic measures around the El Con Shopping Center aimed at easing congestion without closing Palo Verde Boulevard entrance. Keane endorsed proposals from city officials and developer Gus Papanikolas, with a plan that includes new lights, restricted left turns, an improved access road, and clearer signs. If measures fail after a reasonable trial, further steps could include closing Palo Verde.
Two Tucson Trade Bureau members received outstanding service awards at a Phoenix conference of the Arizona Distributive Education Clubs of America. Catalina High School senior Barbara Neumer won an advertising layout and copywriting contest. Lee Davis and Edward Fillmer presented the awards. both active on the Tucson DECA advisory committee and judges at local and state events. More than 250 high school students from across Arizona attended the event, which ran from Friday night to Saturday.
The Arizona House passed a measure to create a state human relations commission by 49-25. The bill, framed by Tucson civic groups and endorsed by Rep. Douglas Holsclaw, aims to suppress discrimination and promote public accommodations, though opposition fears a broader civil rights push.
James J. Struble of the Tucson Eye Openers Toastmasters Club finished runner up in a regional speech contest held Saturday at the Tidelands Motel Inn in Phoenix. He compet ed in the serious speaker division as a business machine salesman.
Tucson officials urged Trans World Airlines to keep jet service, but TWA will end all jet flights to and from Tucson by April 28, leaving only two jets. The move is described as a temporary summer reduction due to lower traffic, with restoration planned by fall.
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