Woman injured in two car collision on Alvernon Way
Mrs. Geraldine Minkel, 38, of 4007 E. Santa Barbara St., in satisfactory condition at Tucson General Hospital with a back injury after a two car crash on Alvernon Way south of East Broadway. Police cited Patricia Robinette, 35, of 8032 E. Hayne St., for following too closely. Arthur Minkel, 43, driver of the stopped car, was not hurt.
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Geraldine Minkel
E. Santa Barbara St
Tucson General Hospital
Alvernon Way
East Broadway
Patricia Robinette
E. Hayne St
Governor Fannin to Call Second June Legislative Session
Gov. Paul Fannin plans a second special legislative session likely in early June. Six people from California including four children escape serious injury after a truck rammed into the side of a Southern Pacific freight train north of the city. Mayor Lew Davis schedules a Wednesday meeting between Retail Clerks Union and four supermarket management to settle the strike against Goodman's.
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Paul Fannin
California
Southern Pacific
Lew Davis
Goodman’s
Kennedy list on Birmingham move fuels tense calm
The Nation reports U S troops ready to advance into Birmingham if Kennedy orders it as the city remains quiet and tense amid civil rights pressures. Astronaut Gordon Cooper prepares for a 22 orbit flight with weather a potential hitch and flight surgeons monitoring his heart during the 34 hour mission. Zsa Zsa announces a new role as a men’s fashion expert in a light feature.
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U.S
Birmingham
Kennedy
Alabama
Gordon Cooper
Zsa Zsa
Kennedy forces clash with Republicans over debt limit raise
Washington reports a brewing battle in the House as Kennedy allies confront Republicans on a proposal to raise the debt ceiling. Army officers in South Vietnam monitor signs of a possible Communist guerrilla push against U.S. advisers.
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Kennedy
House
South Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
U. S
World Argentine President ousts minister in ninth crisis
President Jose Maria Guido removes Interior Minister Enrique Rauch, weathering the ninth crisis of his regime as upheaval rocks Argentina. Violent Cairo attacks threaten Syria’s Sami Jundi Jessen’s bid for peace amid Baathist and Nasserite tensions.
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Jose Maria Guido
Enrique Rauch
Cairo
Sami Jundi Jessen
Dodgers No Hitter Shocks Giants In Key Night Clash
Sandy Koufax fire a no-hit win over San Francisco as Los Angeles tops the Giants. Pueblo sprinter Dale Fredericks chases a state meet record after breaking a prior mark at the State Track and Field Championships. Rincon falls short in the Class AA title missing base hits. Police expect a second suspect to surrender in the Gene Lipscomb narcotics death case.
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Marshal Dillon
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
San Francisco Giants
Pueblo
Dale Fredericks
Rincon
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
NFL
Bridge Citizen Charlie Comics Crossword Puzzle
A compact newspaper row mentions the bridge section and puzzle content including comics and crosswords along with brief references to TV radio dials, editorials, and financial news.
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Bridge Citizen
Molly Mayfield
Woman's View
Viet Nam Reds Gunning For Americans?
Pentagon figures show 36 American military personnel died in South Viet Nam since January 1961 from actions by hostile forces, with 49 noncombat deaths. Officers note advisers face risks amid guerrilla warfare, while some believe Reds avoided targeted killings in the past.
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Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
Syria Premier Designate Attacked In Cairo Fallout
Syria faces turmoil as premier designate Sami Jundi is attacked by Cairo papers accusing him of Baathist front work. Riots erupt in Damascus and Aleppo amid power struggles over the planned United Arab Republic with Iraq. Baghdad reports changes under Baath dominance and a presidential council to govern the union.
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Damascus
Syria
Cairo
Sami Jundi
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Iraq
Jundi
Aleppo
Baghdad Radio
Ba’ath Party
Istioal Party
Ba'ath
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
National Revolutionary Council
Ba’ath
Bakr
U.A.R
Nasser
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription rates published by Tuizen Publishing Co. The notice shows home delivery in Tucson costs 45 cents per week and annual carrier or mall rates at 23.40, with home delivery outside Tucson.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Tuizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
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