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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
1
Citizen reporter Jack Magee offers tips in his second series on the job outlook. Other items note the Pima County Planning and Zoning hearing with a June 25 deadline, and Gov. Fannin pressuring officers and judges to crack down on traffic violators.
The Washington Congress endorses the principle that women should receive the same wages as men for equal work and signals it is close to becoming law. The report covers related political notes and ongoing labor equity debates in the era.
Astronaut Gordon Cooper rested briefly in Houston after an orbiting mission as doctors and engineers prepare a technical report on the 22 orbit flight. The homecoming drew about 200000 people, with Cooper smiling from a gold convertible as the family and neighbors shared a quiet moment after a global celebration.
Ray Salzman, Arizona Chapter president of the National Society of Interior Decorators, attends a meeting in Los Angeles to plan the 1964 West Coast Regional Conference. NSID members from California, Arizona, Oregon, Hawaii and Canada will be present.
The Presbyterian minister Rev. Marshall L. Smith was censured by the Presbyterian Church USA for marrying Nelson A. Rockefeller to Margaretta Fitter Murphy without presbytery permission. The May 4 ceremony occurred at Laurance Rockefeller’s Pacantico Hills estate in New York. The couple had a two week Caribbean-Venezuela honeymoon and Smith expressed deep regret for not seeking church guidance.
The Titan 2 missile flew over 6500 miles to a South Atlantic target in a test seen as pivotal for its role as a Gemini booster. The 103 foot missile, largest in the U.S. arsenal, delivered a heavy warhead and marked the ninth successful flight in 15 Titan 2 tests. Engineers adjusted the second-stage engine after previous failures and instrumented the area to verify the fix.
Flowing Wells High School students present a spring arts festival on the school campus tonight at 7 30. The free event features portrait painting demonstrations by art students a band concert and mixed chorus selections. Art director Mrs Karen Lindquist conducts the art program William D Swift leads the band and Glenn Lawson directs the chorus.
Larry L. Helms an 18 year old of Phoenix spotted a rattlesnake in the road He stopped his car grabbed a .22 rifle and struck the snake with the gun butt The gun fired a bullet creased Helms skull He was treated and released from a hospital.
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