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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1968
Page
2
Miami Beach hosts a heavily guarded Republican National Convention with blue helmet police atop the main entrance and state police every 10 feet outside the fence. Attache cases are searched at entry as officials tighten security following King’s assassination and Kennedy’s slaying.
Leo Myslicki of the Tucson Council on Aging announces a project coordinator for the Tucson Outreach Center for Senior programs linked to the Tucson Community Council and Council on Aging. Requires degree in social or behavioral sciences, 3 years in health or welfare agency, MSW and aging program experience preferred. salary 8400 to 9600 yearly. apply by August 19 at the Arizona State Employment Service office, 7 N Granada Ave.
A Santa Barbara family traveling to Grand Canyon near Williams Arizona lost both parents when their station wagon overturned on Arizona 64. Driver Robert C. Hopps Jr. 17 survived with two siblings ages 9 and 13, while two others died, raising Arizona’s 1968 traffic fatalities to 382.
Ronald Reagan occupies a $525 per day triple suite at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach. Richard M. Nixon stays at the Hilton Plaza in a $300 to $400 daily room. Nelson Rockefeller is in a $60 two room suite at the Americana.
Funeral services planned in Benson for 17 year old Myles Larson of Pomere ne dead from injuries after a motorcycle collision on Interstate 10 with a car driven by 37 year old Calvin Whittle of Tucson. Benson police continue traffic investigation into the crash.
A weekend storm system swept through Globe and surrounding areas killing four year old Mike Naegelin as floodwaters ripped him from his sister. The floods damaged streets, sparked power outages, and damaged homes in Globe Miami and nearby Claypool.
Eleven Civil Air Patrol cadets from Tucson spend the week at Amarillo AFB Texas for a view of Air Force basic training. The group ages 13 to 18 traveled by CAP transport yesterday. Nine youths are on the CAP staff.
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