Zigs and Zags in GOP Contest Tie Politicians to Nixon
At the Republican National Convention the shifting loyalties unfold with Gov Rockefeller backed by George Romney and New York Mayor John Lindsay now supporting Rockefeller. Nixon gains advocacy from Spiro Agnew, Wilt Chamberlain, and Sen Hatfield, while Eisenhower and Dean Martin's positions blur amid a web of endorsements and non endorsements.
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Saul Pett
Miami Beach
Fla
Spiro. T. Agnew
Marylad
Nelson A.rockefeller
New York
Richard NM
Nixon
Rockefeller
William Miller
Rockefelier
Barry Goldwater
Snow
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Warren Camalie Harding
Wilt Chamberlain
S. John Wayne
Richard Nixon
California
Dick Nixon
Shirley Temple
Leonard Hall
George Romney
Michigan
George
Romney
Nelse
Dean Martin
John Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Ronald Reagan
George Gallup
Lou Harris
Rockefeller hosts lavish delegates party in Miami Beach
Governor Rockefeller spent an estimated 50 thousand dollars for a delegate party at the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach. Eight thousand attendees enjoyed eight bars buffet tables and seafood as Lionel Hampton and stars like Helen Hayes attended to back his GOP nomination bid.
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Miami - Beach
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Richard M.nixon
Ronald Reagan
Rocky
New York
Lionel Hampton
Billy Daniels
Helen Hayes
Kitty Carlyle
Rockefeller
Holmes murder attempt trial set for Nov. twenty first
Holmes 48 faces attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting his wife 49 at their home on July 14. Judge Alice Truman set November 21 as the trial date after Holmes pleaded innocent. The wounded wife is in satisfactory condition at St. Marys Hospital. Holmes is jailed in default of 2000 bond. Also, Kierman J Maurietta 41 of Detroit pleaded innocent to a charge of obtaining money by false checks and is set for trial December 17. Maurietta formerly lived in Arizona where he was jailed for aiding inmates with legal papers and later filed a 20000 suit against a sheriff captain claiming rights violations.
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Herbert Fritz Holmes
Doana Lois Holmes
Probasco
Pima County
Kierman
J. Maurietta
Maurietta
Detroit
Mich
James A. Walsh
Legal
Arizona State Hospital
Sheriff’s
Richard Williams
U.S
Two ROK Soldiers Die Of Wounds In Border Clash
Two South Korean soldiers died from wounds after a clash with North Korean infiltrators. The toll for the border clashes rose to three South Koreans, one American, and nine North Koreans. The State Department condemned North Korea for wanton and provocative acts violating the armistice and said the actions were of serious concern.
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Seoul
State Department
North Korea
Private Postal System Slated For Alberta
Canada will have a private enterprise postal system with Edmonton and Toronto offices planned. Thomas M. Murray of Independent Postal Systems of America said Edmonton will open by September 1 and negotiations for the Canadian franchise are near completion. He will not name the Edmonton franchisee until negotiations finish.
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Oklahoma City
Canada
Independent Postal Systems’ of America Inc
Thomas M. Murray
Private Postals System
Edmonton
Murray
Toronto
Rio Rico plats approved for 664 residential lots
Santa Cruz County supervisors approve plats for 664 Gulf American Rio Rico residential lots north of Nogales as part of a $50 million 55 000 acre project. Company to seek state approval to sell first group of about 2000 parcels by Sept. 1. A 100 room motel bid date eyed before Jan. 1. Unilateral deed offers 20 acres to Calabasas School District, pending construction contract.
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Santa Cruz
Ronald S. Sandler
Gulf American
Calabasas
SP Tactics Denounced Before ICC
California public utilities commission attorney accuses Southern Pacific of discouraging passengers by removing seats with fare hikes and service cuts as ICC decides on the Los Angeles to New Orleans Sunset Limited. SP cites passenger decline to air, car, and bus. Loss figures disputed and under review.
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LOS Angeles
California Public Utilities Commission
Southern Pacific Railroad
David A. Larrouy
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Larrouy
Southern Pacific
Traffic Safety Help Rewarded
Ismael Ortega, program director of Tucson radio KEVT, received a special citation from the Arizona Highway Commission for aiding the traffic safety campaign. State Highway Commissioner Peter Wilhelm and Public Information Officer W Kenneth Barnhart attended the presentation. Ortega translates driving tips for Spanish language radio stations across the state.
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Ismael Ortega
Tucson
KEVT
Arizona Highway Commissions
Peter Wilhelm
W. Kenneth Barnhart
State Highway Department
Ortega
UCC Drive Receives Fund Board Approval for 1.425 Million
The United Community Campaign earns a seal of approval from the Tucson Fund Raising Review Board for a 1.425 million drive this fall. Eight organizations received approval at yesterday's meeting. The UCC plan runs September through November and will distribute funds to 31 member agencies next year. Other recipients include The Old Pueblo Boys Club with a 25,000 September drive for land purchase and a temporary youth services building on the Southwest Side, The National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation with a Christmas card sale aiming 10,000 for local services and research, and Indoor and Good Sports Building Corp with a 3,000 drive.
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United Community Campaign
Tucson Fund Raising Review Board
UCC
Old Pueblo Boys Club
Main Street
National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation
Indoor
Good Sports Building Corp
Fund Drive Approvals and Delayed Arizona Programs
The Tucson Fund Raising Review Board has approved several drives including the Junior League of Tucson Old Pueblo Square Dance Association Old Pueblo Horse Show Associates Woman's Auxiliary of Pima County Medical Society and St Marys Hospital. Approval is withheld for the Arizona Rescue Mission.
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Tucson Fund Raising Review Board
Junior League of Tucson
Old Pueblo Square Dance Association
Old Pueblo Horse Show Associates
Woman’s Auxiliary of Pima County Medical Society
St. Mary’s Hospital
Arizona Rescue Mission
Campaign drives for local groups and causes
Several groups announce fundraisers with set goals and dates. Girls Living Centers Inc seeks 5000 for December to January to operate two residential units for pre delinquent girls. Elks Hospital Auxiliary hopes 1000 from October 18 19 for hospital equipment. Brewster Home Auxiliary aims 8000 from November 15 to January 1 to support unmarried mothers home. Pima County Association for Retarded Children plans 25000 from November 10 to December 10 for local state and national use.
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Girls Living Centers Inc
Elks Hospital Auxiliary
Brewster Home Auxiliary
Pima County Association For
Will Filed in New York for RFK Heirs
Charles Looker, 59, a Manhattan lawyer, named special guardian of Robert F. Kennedy’s 10 children by Surrogate Samuel J. Silverman. The Kennedy will was filed last week. estate estimated above $250 000 in New York.
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New York
Charles Looker
Manhattan
Robert F. Kennedy
Samuel J. Silverman
Looker
Kennedy
Drive to bring B24 bomber to Tucson Air Museum falters
Lt. Col. R F Arnold of the 9428th Air Reserve Squadron seeks Shell Oil and Standard Oil support to fund fuel for a B24 Liberator flown from India to Tucson. If $9 000 is raised, a local donor may add 1 000 more. failure by mid October risks losing the plane.
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9428Th Air Reserve Squadron
Tucson Air Museum
R. F. Arnold
Shell Oil Co
Standard of New Jersey
India
Arnold
Sentimen
Auto Death Jury Seated in High Misdemeanor Case
A nine-woman three-man jury was seated in Judge Richard Boylston's Superior Court today to hear evidence in a high misdemeanor manslaughter trial for Mrs Thelma Hollatz. Hollatz is charged in a two car crash January 31 at the intersection of Avenida Regulo and Calle Mercurio that killed Dean A Bowder five, son of Sgt and Mrs Aldon Bowder.
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Richard Boylston
Thelma. Hollatz
S. Avénida Pillar
Hollatz
Avenido Regulo
Calle Mercurio
Dean A. Bowder
Aldon Bowder
Bath St
Tucson Daily Citizen subscription rates and notices
The notice lists subscription rates for the Tucson Daily Citizen from United Press International including 4S¢ per week or $23.4 per year in Tucson, 45¢ per air rate, and various international rates. It also mentions payment in advance and a P.O. Box address for correspondence.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Associated
Poes
United Press International
Tucson
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
P.O. Bex
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William Scranton
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ROK
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Rio Rico
ICC
Review Board
Stone
Pennington
Tucson, Arizona
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Seton
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