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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1963

Page

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District eyes double sessions for high schools

A city district official warns that despite a proposed Sahuaro High School bond, high schools could run double sessions within three years. Arizona Supreme Court overturns convictions of ex savings association officials. AFL-CIO convention opens in Phoenix with secretary-treasurer election. Two men charged in a 21 year old woman’s murder near Wenden face extradition from Chicago. Army Corps to start $11.4 million Tucson diversion channel work Monday. Construction begins with a shoo fly track for the Southern Pacific Nogales branch line.

Sahuaro Army Corps of Engineers Tucson Southern Pacific Nogales Wenden Chicago Arizona

Henry replaces Minow as FCC chairman in praise of green shoots

Washington Commissioner E William Henry succeeds Newton N Minow as the FCC chair. Henry says there are green shoots in what Minow called television vast wasteland. Senate critics condemn U S backdown on transatlantic economy class fare increases seeking public airing of the dispute.

E. William Henry Newton N. Minow Federal Communications Commission Henry Minow U.S

Cooper Moves Toward American Space Record Orbit

Gordon Cooper continues to orbit the Earth as he aims for a space record and launches a small satellite in his wake. He calls the flight a thrill as he advances the historic mission.

Gordon Cooper

Haitian Leader Duvalier Mulls Exile Amid Term End

Rumors say Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier may flee the country as his constitutional term ends. Khrushchev and the Kremlin view Caribbean events as a Communist triumph with Goldwater outlining why in his page one editorial column.

Francois Duvalier Khrushchev Kremi Jants Caribbean Barry Goldwater

White Sox Pitcher Shuts Out Tigers for Fourth Straight Win

Ray Herbert, determined to top his 20 victories last season, threw his fourth consecutive shutout and fifth in six starts as the Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 3-0. Arizona Open Gymnastics Meet at Palo Verde High hosts first AAU vs USGF head-on clash this weekend. Bobby Bragan predicts lefty relief from Dan Schneider for the Milwaukee Braves. George McLeod column.

Ray Herbert Balt Chicago White Sox Detroit Arizona Amateur Athletic Union United States Gymnastic Federation Palo Verde High School Milwaukee Bobby Bragan Dan Schneider Houston Schneider Braves George McLeod

General Index and Highlights for the Week

A concise overview lists the week’s features including Molly Mayfield at six, comics on page 29, movie times on page 27, a crossword on page 10, and sports coverage on pages 31 to 33. The issue includes Deaths on page 35 and an editorial in section 12, with Teen Citizen features on 14 and 15 and a Woman’s View column on pages 21 to 24.

Molly Mayfield

Cooper In Perfect Orbit Continues From Page One

Cooper completes a second orbit aboard Faith 7 with reports of all systems in excellent shape. He speaks with Shepard and Schirra as television images of the flight reach audiences, while a warmer cabin and a frost-lit horizon spectacle mark the journey.

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Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates

The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivery and subscription options with annual carrier and mall rates. In Tucson home delivery costs 45 cents per 88k and $24.40 annually. outside Tucson rates and other details are provided for residents and subscribers.

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