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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1968

Page

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Johnson must cut four billion from 1969 budget

White House states President Johnson estimates a four billion dollar reduction is needed to meet Congress spending limits for fiscal 1969. Budget Director Charles Zwick cites higher costs for Medicaid public assistance and Commodity Credit Corp as driving extra needs, with Congress already trimming three billion.

Charles Zwick Congress Zwick Commodity Credit Corp Public Assistance Johnson White House House Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Vietnam Treasury Humphrey

Cleveland Officers Buy Rapid Fire Guns in Wake of Sniper Attacks

A Lorain sporting goods dealer says several Cleveland policemen bought semi automatic M1 carbines and AR15 rifles two weeks after a July 23 sniper attack that killed three officers and wounded eight. The salesman noted prices from 65 to 85 dollars for carbines and 235 dollars for an AR15.

Lorain, Ohio Cleveland Lorain Sporting Goods Glenville Vietnam

South Park Zoning Plan Heard by Commission

The City Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing on a South Park Avenue land-use plan covering about two square miles from 22nd Street to I 10 between the Southern Pacific tracks and Campbell Avenue. Several zone changes aim to clarify residential, commercial and industrial boundaries and action is deferred for staff study.

City Planning and Zoning Commission South Park Avenue Area 22Nd Street Southern Pacific Railway Campbell Avenue Commission Robert Heineman

Rosen To Attend Kiwanis Conventions In Western Regions

Tucson Kiwanis member Frederick Rosen will be Kiwanis International official representative and principal speaker at the Western Canada District convention in Lethbridge Alberta August 18 20. He will also attend the Missouri Arkansas District convention in Jefferson City Missouri September 29 October 1. Rosen serves a two year term as Kiwanis International trustee.

Frederick Rosen Tucson Sunshine Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Western Canada Kiwanis Lethridge Alto Rosen Jefferson City

Petitions to Recall Mayor Corbett Inches Toward Printing

Tucson recall effort gains validity as petitions prepared after the affidavit is deemed valid by the city attorney. Printing begins Wednesday for the recall movement led by Sandra Jean King, who filed last month. 11 081 signatures required from qualified voters to trigger a recall election.

van Valen James” Eisenpress N. Wilson Ave

Kennedy Defends Against “Stalking Horse” Charge in Senate Fight

Robert Kennedy accused rival Dick Herbert of being a plant to split votes against Roy Elson in the Democratic Senate race. Arizona Supreme Court Justice Charles Bernstein urged judges need not campaign for re election, arguing voters should judge judges by records.

U.S. Senate Arizona Supreme Court Greater Tucson Robert A. Kennedy Charles C. Bernstein Kennedy State Tax Commission Dick Herbert Roy Elson Carl Hayden Herbert Elson Hayden Bernstein High Court

Garfield Resumes Probe Into Campus Free Speech

State Sen. Garfield renews inquiry into how Arizona universities regulate campus speakers and academic freedom. He asks the Board of Regents and the Education Study Committee to discuss rules, mechanisms to block extremists, and permitted political activity by faculty and students.

Ernest Garfield Board of Regents Huse Garfield

No New Nixon Target From Soviet Press Says Trud

The Soviet Union launches a renewed critique of Richard Nixon with Trud declaring there is no new Nixon and no new line for the Republican party. Trud accuses Nixon and Agnew of old imperialist policies and questions his stance on Vietnam and negotiations.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Richard M. Nixon Nixon Trud U.S Barry M. Goldwater Spiro T. Agnew Nixon-Agnew Johnson United States North Vietnam

Sal Spinelli Appeal Set For Dec 5

Salvatore Spinelli was ordered to appear in Superior Court December 5 for a trial on appeal of his Justice Court conviction for attempted extortion. The offense stems from an alleged $7,500 extortion attempt against Tucson businessman Thomas J. Neavitt. Spinelli faced a $200 fine and 60 days in Pima County Jail after July 17 conviction. A separate sanity hearing was requested for Gerard Fossland, 24, charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly trying to shoot two Tucson police officers. Fossland is indigent and represented by attorney Ral Howard who asked for two psychiatrists to assess mental capacity.

Salvatore Sal’ Spinelli Superior Court Justice Court Alice Truman Richard Dowdall Spinelli Tucson Thomas J. Neavitt Pinal County William Swink Pima County Gerard Fossland E. 1St St Fossland Ral Howard Howard Truman

General Oconnors Wife Dies in Arizona Service

Mrs Muriel L Lenane Oconnor 62 wife of retired Army Brig Gen W W Oconnor died Sunday at Ft Huachuca Hospital She is survived by her husband a Hereford resident a daughter Mrs Terrance Foley of Quakertown Pa sons Kevin Tucson Roderic overseas with Special Forces in Thailand and seven grandchildren A Requiem Mass will be held 10 am Thursday at Ft Huachuca Chapel One Burial follows at Ft Huachuca Cemetery Arrangements by Dugan Mortuary Bisbee

Muriel L. Lenane O’connor W. W. O’connor Ft. Huachuca Hospital Hereford Terrance Foley Quakerstown Kevin Tucson Roderic Thailand Ft. Huachuca Chapel Ft. Huachuca Cemetery Dugan Mortuary Bisbee

Tucson Daily Citizen Public Notice Rates

The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription and mail rates for home delivery and outside Tucson. Rates include 45 cents per week, $23.40 yearly for in-town, and higher charges for out-of-town and Canada to Mexico. Second class postage paid at Tucson.

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