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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
1
About 200 retail clerks walk out across all Goodmans stores as part of a wider contract dispute with the union. The action involves one of four supermarket chains in the talks, with union spokesman confirming the turnout.
The Nation Police used fire hoses and dogs to break up a large racial demonstration in Birmingham Alabama. Several hundred people including children were arrested yesterday in the latest civil rights clash.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover cautions the nation that crime threatens national stability. Republican National Chairman William E Miller denies any coordinated effort to elevate Michigan Governor George Romney for the 1964 presidential nomination. American heroes receive a presidential handshake at a White House lawn party saluting Medal of Honor winners.
The World Did the American Everest expedition repeat the Swiss performance by summiting the world’s highest peak in two consecutive days. President Kennedy praises the gallant countrymen who scaled Everest. Uncertain reports also touch on a Chinese freighter possibly torpedoed.
Arizona State battles Arizona in a crucial Western Athletic Conference baseball series at Rendezvous Park in Mesa. Sterling Slaughter is trusted to shut down the Wildcats as the Sun Devils face a must-win situation tonight.
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President Sekou Toure of Guinea met Nigerian Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa in Lagos and Enugu to discuss African unity. They announced a trade pact and direct services while stressing regional cooperation. thousands greeted Toure as he urged unity to defeat colonialism.
Bosomy actress Jayne Mansfield placed a Do Not Disturb sign after a tiff with press agent Russell Ray and Brazilian singer Nelson Sardelli in Concord. Sardelli punched Ray, who had a bloody nose and bruised eye, then drove to San Francisco before sponsors calmed the situation.
Sir Winston Churchill urged Britain to retain an independent nuclear deterrent for national safety and world peace. He said giving up such weapons would foreclose a future chance to reenter the nuclear arena and warned the issue would shape Britain’s next election before October 1964.
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Paratroops and gendarmes occupied Leopoldville police stations and seized armories after police demanded a 25 percent pay rise. Gen Joseph Mobutu offered mutineers surrender or transfer, dispersing about 200 workers as crowds watched. Police arrests of officers heightened tensions amidst Congo political strife.
Mexican government and Transportes Norte de Sonora discuss a wage dispute with bus drivers. Drivers demanded a 25 percent immediate raise as the line runs from Nogales on the U S border to Mexico City via Guadalajara. Bus Line President Alfono Villegas voiced optimism that a strike can be averted.
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