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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

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Arizona leaders clash over immunity ruling and oath case

Pima County Atty Norman Green and City Atty Calvin Webster attack a State Supreme Court decision overturning immunity from damage suits and meet with the attorney general. Tucson teacher who refused the loyalty oath plans to take the issue to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Arizona high court upholds the oath as constitutional.

Pima County Norman Green Calvin Webster Supreme Court Tucson U.S. Supreme Court Arizona

Silent probes on Cuban refugee arsenals in Miami

U S government agents may be examining a report of Cuban refugee arsenals in Miami, but secrecy and silence surround the investigation if it exists. A page 9 note mentions Freedom Marchers in an integration demonstration, while another group is arrested. Alabama senators filibuster taxes as compromise hopes fade. Frans Hals masterpiece sells for $600,000 in New York auctions. Art Buchwald ponders imagined Kennedy Khrushchev hot line conversations.

U.S Miami Frans Hals New York Kennedy Khrushchev Art Buchwald

Hoffa Eyes Global Role for Teamsters Union

Washington figure James R Hoffa declares he will not confine Teamsters efforts to the United States aiming to boost union effectiveness. Rep Paul A Fine of New York argues for a national lottery as a way to cut taxes and reduce debt while meeting federal needs. Holmes Alexander examines the Fulbright lobbying inquiry and its background checks on policymakers.

James R. Hoffa United States Teamsters Union Paul A. Fine New York Republican Washington Holmes Alexander

Everest Summit Reached by Two Americans

Two American climbers reach the summit of Mt Everest in a feat reported yesterday though identities remain undisclosed as radio failing delays confirmation of the conquest.

Mt. Everest

Belinsky halts Yankees on four-hitter for a win

Sports note describes Bo Belinsky, nicknamed Seabiscuit by manager Bill Rigney, turning a slump around with a four-hit shutout of New York after three straight losses. Also mentions Kentucky Derby entries led by Candy Spots with Rex Ellsworth owner and Mesch Tenney trainer. Tebbetts sticks with rookie trio despite .205 team batting. veterans blamed for Tribe struggles.

Bo Belinsky Seabiscuit Bill Rigney New York Yankees Candy Spots Rex Ellsworth Mesch Tenney Cleveland Birdie Tebbetts Tribe George McLeod

Public Records and Deaths in Today's Gazette

Public Records and Deaths sections highlight local notices and obituaries. Includes civic filings, property actions, probate matters, and brief notices of residents' passings with names and affiliations where readable. Names, dates, and places vary in legibility across the page.

UA Law College Awards And Prizes For 51 Students

The University of Arizona Law College distributed awards and prizes to 51 students during LAW Day sponsored by the Student Bar Association. Winners included William F. Wilder of Tucson who received the $125 Martin Gentry scholarship, Robert E. Riggs of Mesa the $100 Harry O. Juliani scholarship, and others from Tucson, Casa Grande, Phoenix, and beyond. New honors included the Toney A. Hardy prize for first-year oral argument won by Thomas A. Zinket, and a Bancroft-Whitney gift prize to Riggs.

University of Arizona Law College U of A Student Bar Association William F. Wilder Tucson Martin Gentry Robert E. Riggs Mesa Harry O. Juliani Harry M. Beggs Casa Grande Brent F. Moody Safford Abner S. Lipscomb Doris Mindell Lillian S. Fisher Paul W. Westerlund Aw of Business Association Toney A. Hardy Thomas A. Zinket Bancroft-Whitney Publishing Company UA Law California Riggs Ralph E. Long Arthur P. Greenfield Miss Mindell Moody Gerald D. McCafferty Nancy E. Miller Norwell Mass George E. Reeves Osborne M. Reynolds Jr Equity Ll Jerry L. Stahnke Joseph A. Mayfield David L. Haga Miss Miller McCafferty Jim L. Johnston James H. Harries Phoenix Ronald H. Pellea Cordell R. Jones Marcellus Mich Daily Karp Weaver Timbanard Musgrove Zlaket Jerry L. Blut Larry L. Rovse Donald E. Wolfram W. Michael Flood Richard C. Shaw John E. Lundin James D. McVay Michael Pierce Oliver H. Maud Darryl A. Adams Marana Kenneth W. Skousen Reeves Reynolds Greenfield Hirsh Beggs David J. Leonard Craig R. Kepner C. Louis Crowder Charles L. Strauss Arizona Law Review Warren C. Aidee Paul R. Fannin Riegs Law Review Neal Kurn Carl E. Hazlett Fred E. Ferguson Chris T. Johnson Edward L. Morgan Timothy W. Barton Jerry L. Jacobs Donald J Kenney David K. Udall

Two Escape Plane Crash On Takeoff At Downtown Airport

A newly purchased Piper Colt crashed just after takeoff at Downtown Airport yesterday afternoon. Pilot Hugh A. McFarland and co-pilot Louis A. Suddarth, both uninjured, reported the craft slid right and struck the runway after reaching 100 to 150 feet. Damage was estimated at 2500 dollars. the plane was bought two days earlier by Southwestern Aviation Co. from East 36th Street.

Piper Colt Downtown Tucson Hugh A. McFarland Plaza St East 36Th Street Louis A. Suddarth Norton Ave Lester Thompson Suddarth Southwestern Aviation Co 1500 E 36Th St McFarland

Motor Firm Hit Hard By Burglars

Motor Supply Co. at 33 W. 3rd St. was broken into for the third time in 18 months last night. Thieves pried open the office safe after entering through a cooler roof vent, netting about 500 dollars in cash. Manager James Stevenson said the assailants knocked the large safe over and scattered record books, making any losses hard to assess immediately.

Motor Supply Co W. 3Rd St James Stevenson Stevenson

Arizona Blue Cross Plan Faces Financial Problems

Arizona Blue Cross grapples with hospital costs and longer patient stays as Blue Cross and Blue Shield oppose unnecessary hospital expansion. Officials discuss restricting contracts with poorly planned facilities, and a similar California program influences possible Arizona actions. Final decisions rest with the Blue Cross standards committee and board.

Arizona Blue Cross Plan Lau Blue Cross Blue Shield Southern California Blue Cross Arizona Blue Cross Hospital Standards Committee Board of Directors

All Is Happy In Maine Capital

UPI reports residents in Augusta enjoy mood and humor amid city life. The Happy Yarn Shoppe sits opposite the state house complex and Happy Jack's Cafe sits nearby in the downtown area. Subscription details mix of names and rates appear in the text, referencing various locales and prices.

Maine Augusta UPI State House

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