University lunar program receives 402000 grant
The University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory receives a $402,000 grant to study the moon, planets, and cooler stars. Frank M. Hillary, the lone Republican on the South Tucson Council, loses in yesterday's election. Bills for capital outlays at state universities and colleges advance in the special legislative session.
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Washington fights to push three constitutional amendments
Washington State activists press a three amendment agenda toward the U.S. Constitution as they face a difficult path ahead. The piece notes broader war era memorials and national policy debates shaping public discourse across pages 1 10 and 19.
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Desegregation stance tests Birmingham school board
A federal judge refuses to order desegregation in Birmingham Alabama schools until the city board’s good faith is tested. He invites Ne proes to seek transfers to white schools to settle the issue.
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Pope John XXIII Survives Yet In Grave Condition
The World reports Pope John XXIII survived a brush with death but ongoing hemorrhaging leaves him in grave condition. Page 1
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Lema Wins Memphis Open In Sudden-Death Playoff
Tony Lema, newly married, captures $9,000 first prize in the Memphis Open after a sudden-death playoff. A photo caption jokes his bride picked his pocket. The page also notes Dodgers stars and Maury Wills toe surgery rumors.
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Pope Improves Then Stays Stationary After Illness
The Pope remains stationary after a serious illness, with Vatican sources noting a brief improved mood earlier and the Pontiff spending a tranquil night. He did not leave bed to say Mass and received communion in bed, while aides reported him pale, weak, and speaking softly.
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Amendments Would Give States More Powers
A Tucson Daily Citizen analysis outlines two proposed constitutional amendments aimed at expanding state power. It explains the path via state legislatures to reach a national convention, potential outcomes, and expert views from Yale Law School on risks of bypassing broader deliberation.
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The page overview lists sections including Bridge Citizen Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials Financial News Molly Mayfield Movie Times Sports TV Radio Dials Woman's View and page numbers for quick navigation through the issue. It notes diverse content from puzzles to editorials and local profiles.
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