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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

4

Cuba's Cane Hero Leads Socialist Drive

Cuba crowns Reynaldo as a Marxist Paul Bunyan of sugar cane, praised on Havana TV for cutting up to 23,750 pounds daily for 66 days. Officials link his feats to Cuba's troubled sugar harvest while noting labor and cultivation shortages in agriculture. He won a national cane cutting contest as Bienvenido Cartella faltered with illness.

Washington UPI Cuba Reynaldo Castro Paul Bunyan Havana Reynaldo Douglas Fairbanks Hector Molina Rafael Rodriguez Bienvenido Cartella

Expansion Plans Spotted By Davis Monthan At Rotary Talk

Col William C Bacon outlined Davis Monthan Air Force Base growth to Tucson Rotary in a briefing that highlighted a diversified SAC role. He noted B47 bombers in the 303rd Wing, Titan II ICBM sites, the 270th Group, the 15th Fighter Squadron, and the 4080th Reconnaissance Squadron move to D M by July. Payroll nears 35.95 million annually as U S and local leaders praised Bacon’s cooperation.

Tucson Davis- Monthan Air Force Base William C. Bacon 12Th Strategic Aerospace DiVision D-M Air Force Bacon Strategic Air Command SAC 390Th Stra Laughlin Afb Texas

Two Boys Admit Set Fire That Killed Man In Phoenix

A 12 year old and a 10 year old boy admitted setting a burning newspaper between the legs of John A. Nipp at an abandoned service station in Phoenix last October. Nipp died 11 days after suffering burns covering about 70 percent of his body. He left a wife, a son and two daughters.

Phoenix John A. Nipp Nipp

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