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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
1
Assistant City Manager John Urie says department heads seek more than $127 million in capital improvement projects through 1968. The note accompanies a report of city funding priorities and budget intentions for the near term.
The article asks what awaits President Kennedy if he wins a second term and what retirement might hold at age 51. It notes progress on a half century border dispute with Mexico but no settlement before his Texas visit, and reports plans to send Khrushchev a proposal for a scientist summit on detecting nuclear explosions.
The Nation Police at Jackson Mississippi promise immediate arrests for racial demonstrators as the capital braces for potential new incidents. Across the north picket line violence and mass assaults on segregation barriers may arise from negro demands to join unions. The Kennedy admin steps up civil rights drive with behind the scenes advisers mapping plans to fight discrimination. Five men convicted in Minneapolis for bilking the Sister Kenny Foundation of millions. Chicago loses its meat packing industry with job losses as noted by Victor Riese in his column. New York City faces government overreach and turmoil in governance according to John Chamberlain.
The Vatican notes a clear improvement in Pope John XXIII’s condition while doctors maintain constant vigilance for a possible new hemorrhage that could occur at any time.
At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway a Memorial Day event drew a huge crowd with astronaut Gordon Cooper in attendance. The piece notes traffic chaos and the special spectacle surrounding the race day.
A compact page gathers items from General Index and Dr. Alvarez Bridge Comics and Crossword Puzzle. It lists Deaths Editorials Molly Mayfield Public Records and TV Radio Liars Woman's View Tucson Tonight as part of the community’s brief notices.
Governor Paul Fannin urged graduates to utilize freedoms and confront age problems. University of Arizona President Richard Harvill conferred 1,528 bachelor 415 master and 44 doctoral degrees with honorary doctorates awarded to six individuals. The event included remarks by Elwood W. Bradford and presentations by the UA College of Mines and music by the Symphonic Band and Choir. Reverend William R. Colby delivered the invocation.
The NAACP defied arrests as desegregation efforts spread from Cleveland and Boston to Charlotte hotels opening rooms to all races. Kentucky to integrate athletics despite tradition. Atlanta to desegregate pools by court order. truce in High Point to ease downtown integration. sit-ins disrupt Daytona Beach and Englewood schools as protests over racial imbalance continue.
Brunswick Georgia honor pupil Judy Dusenbury is not angry at local papers for omitting her name from the speaker list at Glynn Academy graduation exercises. Dusenbury spoke on The freedom to make mistakes, reflecting on personal conviction and community recognition.
The Tulson Daily Citizen lists subscription rates from Cilhen Publishing Co for home delivery in Tucson and outside Tucson. It notes daily publication except Sunday and provides weekly and annual price details for carrier and mail subscriptions.
The store presents a wide array of swimwear and beachwear across departments Second Floor. Meena of California terry shifts, Catalina bikinis for girls and preteens, Carole Cris junior suits, and Dadio coats for swimwear ensembles. Sizes span 4 to 38 with colors from white, pink, yellow, red, turquoise, and more. Prices range 1.00 to 19.95, including caps and colorful one and two piece sets.
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