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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
1
Legislatures discuss a special session to fund state universities and colleges. Key figures include leaders in Phoenix and Nogales as budget requests face scrutiny. The piece notes responses from labor and business groups, and mentions national and international political context.
Washington Senator Barry Goldwater draws the biggest applause at a Republican dinner costing $1000 per plate while party leaders say Governor George Romney could win the most GOP votes in next year’s presidential race. Intelligence sources say a major amphibious assault with paratroops would be needed to break Cuba’s defenses as reported by a Senate group.
The next two weeks may determine if Haitian President Duvalier can weather unrest in his impoverished nation. A British frigate sits in Georgetown harbor after British Guiana declares a state of emergency. Premier Khrushchev scores a preliminary victory as peace talks open in Moscow rather than Peking.
Big Daddy Lipscomb, a 280 pound pro football star, is found dead on a friend's kitchen floor. Preliminary autopsy cites suspicion of narcotics. Arizona Interscholastic Association blames the state coaches group for delaying All-Star Game sanctions.
The page outlines sections including Molly Mayfield Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials Financial News TV Radio Dials Woman's View and a 24 25 page index. It lists topics across public records and movie notices with entries in the 27 through 31 range.
Pima County Board of Adjustment considered Arthur Grunewalds request to allow substandard lots in Santa Catalina Estates No 4. The plan seeks 180 lots on 150 acre Catalina Foothills and relies on sewer work and TR zoning for the adjoining seven acre site to permit apartments. Grunewald must gain TR zoning and reapply for substandard lots.
Shrewsbury, England. Mandy Hill withdraws from beauty contests to focus on education. The five year old, long noted for wins in baby contests, ends her pageant career today.
A newspaper advertisement by The Arizona Bank prompting criticism from labor leaders led to significant fund withdrawals from the bank. Union officials report withdrawals totaling up to $300,000, with Richard B. Walsh and George Papenhausen among those removing funds.
The Ft. Huachuca Soldier of the Year is Spec. 5 Lynn C. Lozar, administrative specialist at the U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground. Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Airman of the Year is LCpl. Robert E. Dewar, 35, of the 390th Strategic Missile Wing who served in World War II aboard the USS Missouri during Japan’s surrender at Tokyo Bay. Lozar is 25, son of University of Arizona alumni, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Lozar of San Gabriel, California.
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists annual subscriptions by carrier at 23.40 and home delivery in Tucson at 45 cents per week. Outside Tucson home delivery is also 45 cents per week and mall delivery is 23.40 annually.
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