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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
9
Smallpox Check warns foreign quarantine stations to screen travelers from Budapest for symptoms after Budapest was declared infected with smallpox as of August 31. A spokesman issued the alert yesterday and urged vigilance at border crossings.
President Kennedy selected Ralph T. Seward to chair the seven member panel to resolve the 44 year old rail labor dispute. The group will include two university professors and union and management representatives as it maps procedures and resumes negotiations on key issues including train crew makeup and firemen roles.
The Federal Reserve Board reports U S installment buying grew by 501 million to 5 1 billion in July mostly due to auto purchases. The July increase surpassed June by 85 million and exceeded the first six months 1963 monthly average by about 50 million. Non installment credit rose 145 million to 858 million.
RAWALPINDI Pakistan advised the United States it will remain a firm western ally against communism despite pacts with Red China. Undersecretary George Ball was told Pakistan plans no basic shift in policy and will oppose U S arms to India while continuing to resist China’s influence in the region.
Charles T. Williams, Nogales born, is appointed a vice president of Schenley Distillers Co. He served as a World War I fighter pilot and was a Ploesti air raid veteran. Williams joined Schenley in 1951 after leading Melrose Distillers sales. He resides in New York City and is related by marriage to Jackie Robinson.
Prescott Senator David Palmer pledges to back Par Press of Phoenix and probe why state agencies avoid the shop. Par Press owner Donald Seymour alleges a suit by him against former owner James V. Tinney inflated costs and triggered a grand jury probe, risking $40,000 in losses and forcing family hardship.
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