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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

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Public hearing on flood plain bills set for Pima County

Big turnout expected as Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission opens public hearing at 9 36 a m tomorrow at Elks Club on proposed flood plain ordinances. Dr Lindsay Beaton a psychiatrist is first defense witness today in murder trial of Karl Norten. Arizona cities collect larger share of state gasoline tax revenue than other western states. Federal government transfers 13 000 acres of Lake Havasu shore land to state ownership. Phoenix voters reject a new city housing code. Highway commissioners study testimony from House subcommittee hearings in Washington. Union officials press for around the clock talks with growers in Yuma and El Centro areas.

Pima County Lindsay Beaton Karl Norten Lake Havasu

Washington wheat farmers reject Kennedy admin program

Washington wheat farmers vote down the Kennedy administration plan for tighter production controls. The defeat signals possible shifts in government farm policy and program direction. On page 19, little John Kennedy and Caroline enjoy an amusement park outing with the First Lady sharing cotton candy.

John Kennedy Caroline

Cooper Receives Nation's Biggest Welcome Parade on Broadway

Gordon Cooper returns to New York amid a ticker tape parade on Broadway. The report notes Faith 7 spacecraft symbolism and suggests astronauts trust more than machines in guiding flights.

Gordon Cooper New York City Broadway

World Powers Arm Nuclear Forces Amid Cold War Tensions

A fragment notes Britain and the three states have formally commanded bomber units for potential nuclear use. It suggests U.S. Polaris submarine policy is amid fear propaganda. Holmes Alexander argues the American public is kept out of strategic moves.

States Britain

NASA Chief Warns Mercury Flights May End Without Gap

NASA Administrator James Webb said there would be no more Project Mercury flights unless a gap in information is found. He noted a NASA review in coming weeks to decide if one more Mercury mission is needed, with Gemini and Apollo to follow. Cooper urged progress but left the decision to officials.

Washington UPI James Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Cooper

Spy Trial Reveals FBI Knew Plan To Kill Soviet Spy Target

In New York federal court, defense lawyer William C. Chance Jr. argued FBI agents in the area were deployed to prevent a slaying and an international incident as Nelson C. Drummond faced spying charges. Drummond testified he planned to demand large sums from Soviet agents to deter them, and admitted arming himself at a Larchmont dinner to kill Evgeni Prokhorov if needed.

New York FBI Navy Nelson C. Drummond Russia William C. Chance Jr Drummond Chance National Defense Mike No. 2 Larchmont N.Y Evgeni M. Prokhorov

Maloney Sets Pace With Eight Straight Strikeouts

Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney may be baseballs hardest hurler as he fans Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews to tie a major league record with eight consecutive strikeouts. The feat comes amid a night at Milwaukee where a club-tinged incident also surfaces in NL notes.

Cincinnati Jim Maloney Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews Milwaukee Green Bay Packers Warren Giles

General Index Highlights and Puzzle Pages

The page lists sections including bridge results for Molly Mayfield, public records, deaths, sports, editorials, TV radio dials, and financial news. It notes page numbers for comics, movie times, and the crossword puzzle, with a Woman's View column and entertainment items scattered through the issue.

Molly Mayfield

Pact Extends U S Soviet Info Exchange on Atomic Energy

The United States and the Soviet Union signed a memorandum extending for two years their information and expert exchange on peaceful atomic energy uses. Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg and Andronik Petrosyants signed the agreement.

Moscow United States Soviet Union Glenn T. Seaborg U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Andronik Petrosyants State Committee For

Exceptional Children Group To Meet Tonight

The Southern Arizona Chapter of the International Council for Exceptional Children will hold its annual dinner at 6 45 p m tomorrow at the Executive Inn. Guest speaker Dr Joseph Green of the Palo Verde Clinic will discuss Rehabilitation of the Emotionally Disturbed Child.

Southern Arizona International Council For Exceptional Children Executive Inn Joseph Green Palo Verde Clinic

Safety Patrol to be Handled by Police and Sheriff say District 1

District 1 Superintendent Robert Morrow proposed transferring school safety patrol duties entirely to city police and the sheriff for the 1964 65 year. The board also approved 11 or 12 portable classrooms for a trainable center at Duffy Elementary funded by ten cent levy funds totaling about 110000. The Naylor Junior High boundary moved from Alverno Way to Palo Verde Avenue to relieve Mansfeld overcrowding, with Rincon and Catalina High School staggered sessions continue next fall.

Robert Morrow Morrow Duffy Elementary School 6Th Street Beacon Foundation Naylor Alvernon Way Palo Verde Avenue Mansfeld Junior High Rincon and Catalina High School

Drunk Driver Fined And Jailed In City Court

Nels Jacob Nester age 68 of 118 West Pennsylvania Street was fined 100 dollars and ordered to serve a 10 day jail term after pleading guilty in City Court to drunken driving. The Tucson Daily Citizen lists local rates and delivery info.

Nels Jacob Nester Pennsylvania St

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